Sentence examples for angle disparity from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that the greatest angle disparity arises from the difference in χ2, which describes the angle between the Cα Cβ and Cγ Cδ planes.

It could also be argued that subjects did not follow the instructions to use mental rotation for the task, since we did not examine the relationship between angle disparity between the objects and reaction times.

However, this is not ideal in light, large disparity, and angle moving stereo datasets, while other methods are as the same processing properties in these datasets.

For non-ideal conditions in light, large disparity, and angle moving stereo datasets, the proposed and the other methods have the same tendency in these datasets.

While the curves aspect is rather similar for large angles, we notice disparities for low angles (typically inferior to 20°).

As shown in Fig. 8, the proposed algorithm works well for aligning the two point clouds with the larger disparity of view angle.

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In addition, it showed an improved result in its square pixel scale, axis angle, and proportionality between x-parallax disparity and height.

We are considering to represent the depth image by three channels (horizontal disparity, height above ground, and angle with gravity) [38] for saliency detection because this representation allows the CNN to learn stronger features than by using disparity alone.

Moreover, the increased divergence angle of the beam would enlarge the disparity of the energy transmittance of the two lasers, and the energy transmittance of 1064 nm laser reduced more than that of 532 nm.

Cylinders were presented at a range of binocular disparities, measured in degrees of visual angle, in a pseudo-randomized order (Dodd et al., 2001).