The phrase "addressed image" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to digital imaging, computer graphics, or any situation where an image has been specifically directed or assigned to a particular purpose or location.
Example: "The addressed image was sent to the printer for processing."
Alternatives: "designated image" or "assigned image".
In Section 4, works addressing image enhancement and color correction in underwater environment are presented.
Google's effort launched earlier this year, handles just a dozen major languages and does not address image search.
In this paper, we present a canonical correlation analysis network (CCANet) to address image classification, in which images are represented by two-view features.
We present a method that addresses image matching from partial blurry images by casting it as a problem of text retrieval.
The morphology designs are evaluated for flexibility in supporting reconfigurable shaped SE, addressing image boundary values, implementing efficient morphology operators capable of obtaining dilation and erosion from the same architecture through duality and the ability to process grayscale images.
It has been demonstrated that 2D quality metrics originally designed to address image compression distortions are very far to be effective to assess the visual quality of synthesized views.
This development accompanied and served the growing cult of saints and the widespread practice of addressing images as focuses of prayer and veneration.
But filters are not foolproof, said Joan Irvine, executive director of the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection, and will not typically address images and information obtained via popular methods of communication, particularly among a younger generation.
Technical pitfalls of image acquisition and echocardiographic machine settings must always be addressed as image quality can substantially affect the interpretation of images.
