The phrase "associating objects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the relationship or connection between different items or entities, often in fields like programming, psychology, or data analysis.
Example: "In this project, we will focus on associating objects to improve the efficiency of our data retrieval process."
Alternatives: "linking items" or "connecting entities".
Fig. 9 Accuracy of associating objects with facility.
The approach relies upon motion, shape cues and colour information to help in associating objects temporally within a video stream.
Developed for this study, this instrument records children's hits associating objects with corresponding actions by means of pictures drawn on paper cards.
Furthermore, a recent study in hippocampally lesioned patients has shown that the hippocampus is critically involved in associating objects and their locations, even when the delay period lasts only 8 s.
The method consists of a sequence of numerical operations: generating the normalized Digital Surface Model (nDSM), extracting building objects, deriving object attributes, associating objects with the corresponding land lots, and computing building density indicators at land lot and urban district scales.
For example, a generalized XOR problem, namely, associating objects S1C1 and S2C2 with response A, and S1C2 and S2C1 with response B, is unsolvable for an ordinary two-layer network.
However, it has vitally high computational requirement, especially with the increased number of associated objects.
We frame our method as a generative probabilistic hierarchical model, where we use object category classifiers to associate low-level visual features to objects, and contextual relations to associate objects to scenes.
Similar to an implicit association test for adults -- which asks participants to quickly associate words such as "self" and "pleasant" or "unpleasant" -- the preschoolers were asked to associate objects.
Opened in April 2010 in north Phoenix it is the largest museum of its type in the world having over 16,000 musical instruments and associated objects (6,500 of which are displayed at a time) from nearly 200 countries and territories (at a cost of $250 million).
Damage to the LEC produced a profound inability to associate object identity with the contextual features of the environment.
