The phrase "a visual path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a route or method that is represented visually, often in contexts like design, navigation, or storytelling.
Example: "The infographic provides a clear visual path for understanding the complex data presented in the report."
Alternatives: "a visual route" or "a visual guide".
We show that it is possible to navigate along a visual path without relying on the extraction, matching and tracking of geometric visual features such as keypoint.
This should be a new way to highlight significance of fragments in compliance of the surrounding, which has not the same characteristics, to signal a visual path, creating itineraries that involve the context.
In other words, while participants chose the closer oil rig more often in both conditions, the result that the tendency to choose the farther rig increased by about 35% when the farther rig fell on a visual path strongly supports the use of the individual path as a salient feature influencing decisions (Fig. 9).
If a gustatory and a visual path both converge upon the same motor neuron, then they would both produce the same reduction in uncertainty about future reward.
Trying to catch a glimpse of the airfield, Major Haar dodged the fighter in and out, slaloming through the air, hoping for a clear visual path.
In this paper we propose a new way to achieve a navigation task (visual path following) for a non-holonomic vehicle.
Variations on this experiment [7], [8] showed that subjects tend to unconsciously and automatically follow visual cues in making corrections when the observed visual path of a stylus deviated from the path caused by their own motor actions, until the discrepancy became large enough that the conscious system took over in order to correct for bias.
The design and analysis part generates process (flowsheet) alternatives, evaluates/analyses feasibility of separation and provides a visual operation path for the desired separation.
Then the robot is controlled by a vision based control law adapted to omnidirectional cameras to follow the visual path.
Apple worked closely with Frogdesign during the eighties, creating Apple's early design language and charting the visual path of Apple computers from the Apple IIc to the Macintosh.
We show that it is possible to build a control law directly from the maximization of the shared information between the current image and the next key image in the visual path.
