The notion of a visual front end refers to a set of processes at the first stages of visual processing, which are assumed to be of a general nature and whose output can be used as input to different later-stage processes, without being too specifically adapted to a particular task that would limit the applicability to other tasks.
Other objections to impossible worlds, rather then declaring them utterly inadmissible, target their general usefulness or their alleged applicability to specific tasks.
Most real-time systems described to date use basic models which limit their applicability to generic tasks, especially when fast motion is presented or when subpixel motion resolution is required.
A number of post-filtering methods are modified and compared for their applicability to the task of DM restoration and post-filtering.
A number of post-filtering methods are studied, modified and compared for their applicability to the task of depth map restoration and post-filtering.
To utilize these web services effectively, customer's have to (a) locate each of these services from service directories and retrieve brief service descriptions, (b) analyze service features and evaluate their applicability to the task at hand dynamically, and finally (c) invoke these services in a certain sequence to complete an overall business or personal need.
Applicability to complex cognitive tasks is demonstrated by facial landmark detection and authentication experiments over the M2VTS and Extended M2VTS (XM2VTS) databases.
Most of the participating systems were tailor-made for specific subject domains, therefore restricting their applicability to other biocuration tasks.
The program allows independent analysis of each module and combined analyses with compatible data among the related modules, which provides extensive applicability to a variety of tasks associated with EGS stimulation, shale gas fracturing and CO2 geosequestration.
In the discussion, we address how our findings from examining open-ended e-textiles design challenges, students' perceptions on failure, and their resolutions contribute to the growing work on productive failure as a learning design with applicability to open-ended design tasks.
