The phrase "a segmentation of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the division or categorization of a particular subject or dataset.
Example: "The study provided a segmentation of the customer base, allowing for targeted marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "a division of the" or "a categorization of the".
"The failure to consider the cumulative impact on air quality of all related Lower Manhattan construction projects may constitute a segmentation of the project and expose the project to litigation," said a comment from the Civic Alliance to Rebuild Downtown New York, a group of 27 planning, environmental, civic, neighborhood and other groups.
Simultaneously, a segmentation of the reconstructed density is obtained.
It contains radial MSGC plates, providing a partitioning of the gas volume and a segmentation of the signal readout.
We present a segmentation of the landscape of cloud computing that we believe can best inform this process.
The first processing step extracts the background of the scene, and thus generates a segmentation of the moving objects.
A segmentation of the RES-E sector along the various RES-E technologies is a necessity to keep any certificate system affordable, effective and efficient.
Utilizing the estimated states and a segmentation of state space, the switching law is constructed.
The obtained output is a segmentation of V in the components S = (C1,..., C r ).
The five cylindrical chambers with a cathode pad readout have each a 16 fold segmentation of the azimuth angle and a segmentation of about 120 in z along the beam axis.
To generate a segmentation mask of the pLLP, the 3D images were smoothed with a small Gaussian kernel.
After a coarse segmentation of the larger vessels, bone was segmented using an adaptive intensity threshold based volume growing algorithm and subsequent morphologic operations as described earlier [ 18].
