The phrase "a set of reference images" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a collection of images that serve as a guide or standard for comparison or inspiration.
Example: "The artist created a stunning mural based on a set of reference images she collected from various sources."
Alternatives: "a collection of reference images" or "a group of reference images".
These algorithms have been applied to a set of reference images having different visual contents.
a) Baseline: The objective is to compare the age of an input image with those of a set of reference images, where the ages of these references are known.
The average diameter of the cells was determined by tabulating the "MajorAxisLength" and "MinorAxisLength" values that were calculated by CellProfiler for a set of reference images.
As an alternative approach, we hypothesised that an interpretation aid based on comparison of the CXR with a set of reference images could be a more practical, low-cost tool to improve non-expert performance.
(122) Alignment of a single-particle data set is accomplished by a series of comparisons in which alignment parameters are determined on the basis of correlations of each raw image with one or a set of reference images.
In the framework, a feature space, including the confounders of both true positive (e.g., drusen near to other drusen) and false positive samples (e.g., blood vessels), is automatically derived from a set of reference image samples.
A more detailed definition on classification criteria, an expanded set of reference images or a proficiency test may improve inter-observer agreement to some degree using these manual methods.
An adaptation of this technique proposed by Davis and colleagues is to score clarity on photographs (rather than on the live biomicroscopic view of the NEI technique) which can then be compared to a more extensive set of reference images leading to a potentially more discriminatory 0 9 score (vs. the 0, 0.5, 1, 2, 3 and 4 scale of the SUN modification of the Nussenblatt) [ 55].
An extended set of reference images or a proficiency test (as suggested by Ciatto et al. [ 25]) or joint training could have increased uniformity in how to perceive density, and may have improved consistency.
Comparing the number of approved and disapproved images, for the set of reference images G T 1, the ComplOverlap methodology was verified to have approved two images less than the "Canb + All" oracle.
Before Exercise 1, both readers were calibrated using the same set of reference images.
