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Utilizing the estimated states and a segmentation of state space, the switching law is constructed.

It contains radial MSGC plates, providing a partitioning of the gas volume and a segmentation of the signal readout.

The five cylindrical chambers with a cathode pad readout have each a 16 fold segmentation of the azimuth angle and a segmentation of about 120 in z along the beam axis.

The first processing step extracts the background of the scene, and thus generates a segmentation of the moving objects.

The aim of this study is to evaluate the morphological variability of the canine femur and to propose a segmentation of this population.

"I've tried to tell everybody that a business has to reach three conditions and then I would consider a segmentation of it," he said.

Increased competition is likely to result not only in lower prices for consumers for both the boxes and services, but also in a segmentation of the cable box platform.

Consensus segmentation and bipartite matching: when determining a segmentation of frame i, we are confronted with two competing options; one segmentation P i resulting from the cosegmentation of frames i − 1 and i, the other one, Q i, from the cosegmentation of frames i and i + 1.

Then, the areas γ(a1),…, γ(a K ) refer to pairwise disjoint segments in I, and can hence be considered as a segmentation of I. Correspondingly, the areas δ(b1),…, δ(b K ) induce a segmentation of J; note that the segments γ(a i ) and δ(b j ) necessarily overlap, as they require a non-zero weight to be included in an optimal tree-assignment.

As these mechanisms are currently not in the focus of our biologically inspired approach, we use a simple grouping and filling-in mechanism to derive a segmentation of the scene based on the motion discontinuities.

Although the script utilizes a manual landmark selection and a manual segmentation of the cochlea, targets can be planned in reasonable time (15 min).