Sentence examples for approach of recognition from inspiring English sources

In 2000, one work on English stylistic text recognition is due to Adam et al. [21] in which an approach of recognition of multi-oriented and multi-scaled character in engineering drawings is proposed.

In this paper, we contribute in: Fig. 1 Overview of our approach Reduction of the collection and annotation costs on deep learning dataset by using simple image generation and synthesis Methodology of applying the synthesis approach to recognition of first-person activities Interpretations of the synthesis approach using simple visual patterns in terms of representation in deep visual patterns.

To investigate the impact of the solar elevation threshold, when switching the boundary between different phases of day, we varied the elevation threshold and tested the performance of the proposed approach for recognition of perceptually similar colours.

Methodology of applying the synthesis approach to recognition of first-person activities.

This system aims to exploit the successful approach of speech recognition systems in building recognisers.

To keep track of the roadsides, a multihypotheses approach of road recognition can be employed by using various classifications of zones of interest (representative of the road region in image).

We advocate a tiered approach of syndromic recognition for influenza A virus infection.

Jondral [12] proposes a modulation classifier utilizing the pattern recognition approach for recognition of both analog and digital modulation types.

Among notable holistic approaches, Javed et al. [10] present a holistic approach for recognition of Urdu text.

In this paper, a novel approach for recognition of walking activities and gait events with wearable sensors is presented.

In this work, a novel, rapid, and convenient electrochemical approach for recognition of tryptophan isomers (L-/D-Trp) was constructed based on the alternating layer-by-layer assembly of water-soluble cationic and anionic pillar[5]arene on a carboxylic graphene (C-Gra) modified glass carbon electrode.