The phrase "a set of landmarks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of significant points of reference, either in a physical or metaphorical context.
Example: "The city is known for a set of landmarks that attract tourists from around the world."
Alternatives: "a collection of landmarks" or "a group of landmarks."
This article describes a method for learning a set of landmarks suitable for place navigation.
We formulate this as a landmark identification problem, where a set of landmarks specifies the boundaries of the parts.
A feature-based approach to the face-recognition will be presented, using a set of landmarks to outline facial biometrics.
To achieve regular updates, a set of landmarks must be identified which are passed by the air vehicle in a proper sequence and with appropriate overflight directions.
The headings, index and footnotes let you know precisely where you are in this notoriously winding narrative, providing a set of landmarks far more detailed than anything Herodotus could have found during his tours.
Then, we extend this result to the problem of planning paths guaranteeing visibility among a set of landmarks, e.g. to observe a given sequence of landmarks or to observe at each point of the path at least one element of the landmarks set.
House Republicans voted Tuesday to repeal a set of landmark privacy protections for Web users, in a sharp pivot away from the Internet policies of the Obama administration.
While Congress sat on its hands for most of the last five years, the court took on some of the most contentious problems of presidential power in a set of landmark decisions concerning detainees being held as enemy combatants.
In the template approach, a landmark template or a set of landmark templates scan the image to identify the target landmark according to the strength of the template matching response.
To detect the landmarks from the interest candidate points, a set of landmark detectors with the feature description from the gradient orientation histogram of the input images are constructed.
(Discriminative landmarks) A landmark set (mathbb {L}) is called discriminative to a set of landmark-based routes (bar{mathbb {R}}) if for any two routes (bar{R}_1) and (bar{R}_2) of (bar{mathbb {R}}), the joint sets (bar{R_1} cap mathbb {L}) and (bar{R_2}cap mathbb {L}) are different.
