The phrase "a robust descriptor of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that provides a strong or effective description of a particular subject or concept.
Example: "The study provides a robust descriptor of the factors influencing consumer behavior in the digital age."
Alternatives: "a strong indicator of" or "a comprehensive representation of".
Finding correspondences comprises methods using spatial relations after prematching, and methods using robust descriptors of features followed mismatch elimination.
The expression of the "ñlose neighbors" groups is a remarkably robust descriptor between microarray platforms.
GF involves convolution with relatively large (between 13 × 13 and 25 × 25 pixels) complex filter kernels and is hence slow in comparison to most of the other descriptors, proves to be a very noise robust descriptor for all datasets but not always among the best performing descriptors at low noise levels.
On the basis of these same conclusions, the TCDB investigators decided not to enter subjective estimates of hourly HICP and to use end-hour values as a robust physiological descriptor.
In this paper, a robust image descriptor, GDBP, is proposed for gaze estimation.
Even the robustness of a dedicated blur-robust descriptor can be improved furthermore.
Our approach is based on a robust fusion of multiple significant descriptors (SF, HOG, Haar, and SURF) in order to construct an efficient feature vector representing head pose variations.
Hence, we believe both, more robust descriptors and proper number of sets for each region, can boost the performance of this framework.
These groups of «close neighbors» can be used as robust descriptors for certain sub-groups of patients and associated with clinically important phenotypes (end-points).
This dynamic behavior requires a robust temporal update of the region covariance descriptors and the definition of dissimilarity metric for the region covariance.
