The phrase "accurate edge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where precision or sharpness is being described, such as in design, technology, or analysis.
Example: "The new software provides an accurate edge in data processing, allowing for more reliable results."
Alternatives: "precise advantage" or "sharp distinction".
Accurate edge localization is of primary importance in bar code decoding.
Finally, the arithmetic operators being along the possible edge and that being across the possible edge are designed to estimate the accurate edge information.
The experimental results verify that the proposed method gives better performance than the traditional gradient edge detection methods, and can discriminate the accurate edge, even where the gradients in different direction are close.
(B) A multi-module, communication-based synthetic circuit that allows accurate edge detection.
Therefore, small values of r in the interval [0, 1] will yield CT s that correspond to more accurate edge maps.
While the artifacts were produced along the ribbon boundary in Figures 9(b)–9(i), the proposed method produced consistent edges with accurate edge direction estimation.
Accurate edge-point locations are crucial to find accurate corner points; hence, we must eliminate systematic errors and noise as well as possible [34, 35].
Fast and accurate edge-aware smoothing.
To illustrate the advantage of the divergence formulation, we apply the new formulation to construct a uniformly third-order accurate edge-based finite-volume scheme for conservation laws with a source term.
The IFVF is a fast and accurate edge-based snake technique, because of the introduction of both static and dynamic terms in the external force.
The results of this model for InGaNAs alloys give an overall good agreement with experiments, and predict accurate absorption edge for these alloys.
