The phrase "adjacent feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a feature that is next to or near another feature, often in contexts like geography, architecture, or technology.
Example: "The adjacent feature to the park is a newly constructed playground that enhances the recreational options for families."
Alternatives: "neighboring feature" or "contiguous feature".
Figure 9 shows scatter plots of the relation between the similarity between adjacent feature vectors and the corresponding state probability vectors.
It can be seen that the Pearson correlation coefficient between adjacent feature frames is very high, which is what one would expect, given the high sampling rate.
Georgescu et al. [10] speed up the nearest neighbor search via locality sensitive hashing, which approximates the adjacent feature space elements around the mean.
Visual inspection of traces of state activations as a function of time obtained with the SC system suggested that the similarity between adjacent feature vectors was much higher than the similarity between adjacent state activation vectors.
Diffraction also contributes significantly to intensity in gaps between microarray features, about 40% of the intensity of adjacent features when both features are exposed, and about 20% of the intensity of an adjacent feature when only one of the features is exposed.
A group of adjacent features having high Z scores indicates a cluster of similarly high or low values.
Diversity in management, boundary structure and adjacent features between farms increases the floral diversity on a landscape scale.
(3) Diversity in management, boundary structure and adjacent features within one farm increases the floral diversity at the farm scale.
The scale-25, shape-0.1, and compactness-0.5 used in segmentation of SPOT-5 images fulfilled the condition of segregating two adjacent features.
In turn, Facebook has been ramping up adjacent features around event planning and the selling items in its marketplace to tie people into collectively using the whole service more.
Botanical diversity in 117 hedge-bottoms on two neighbouring farms in Yatesbury, Wiltshire, UK, were studied in relation to boundary structure, hedge management practices and adjacent features on the farm to which they belong.
