The phrase "a generic vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a broad or non-specific idea or perspective on a particular subject.
Example: "The company's strategy is based on a generic vision of growth that lacks specific goals."
Alternatives: "a broad perspective" or "a general outlook."
System design methodology is discussed and a generic machine vision model is reported.
This work presents a generic computer vision system designed for exploiting trained deep Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) as a generic feature extractor and mixing these features with more traditional hand-crafted features.
Perhaps the most important conclusion is that the brain is not solving the generic vision problem.
The generic vision presented above may not only guide planning decisions or provide additional backup of long-desired planning visions like multi-functional settlements, de-centralised concentration, density, nearness, etc. as presented in the introduction section.
From a resource/product point of view the generic visions - independent from the state of development of the four archetypes and the gap between state and vision - may be described as follows: Urban centres are the main consumers of energy in all forms.
Moving beyond generic visions for digital work in outer spaces, big data therefore provides specific insights and incentives for considering workplace design at the urban scale.
It is a generic fifteen item instrument: mobility, vision, hearing, breathing, eating, sleeping, speech, elimination, usual activities, mental function, discomfort and symptoms, depression, distress, vitality and sexual activity.
However, to exclude vision from a generic instrument would violate the usual understandings of HRQoL, and, consequently, it is included in the model.
In this paper, we present a generic and flexible system for vision-based robot control.
