The phrase "auxiliary information to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional or supplementary information that supports or enhances the main content.
Example: "The report includes auxiliary information to help clarify the main findings and provide context."
Alternatives: "supplementary information for" or "additional information to".
Visualization is exploited as an auxiliary information to discriminate salient image regions (dubbed as "heat-regions") from non-salient ones.
Recommender system is a specific type of intelligent systems, which exploits historical user ratings on items and/or auxiliary information to make recommendations on items to the users.
At present, RGB-D cameras are being used more widely and the RGB-D depth data can provide auxiliary information to address these challenges.
Survey statisticians make use of auxiliary information to improve estimates, for example in calibration estimation, introduced in Deville and Särndal (1992), which is used to obtain new weights that are close to the basic design weights and that, at the same time, comply with benchmark constraints on the auxiliary information available.
(2) Universal SMILES: Generate a non-standard InChI for a molecule mol1, and parse the auxiliary information to obtain the canonical labels.
In this article, we investigate the advantages of using solar elevation and phase of the day as auxiliary information to enhance the performance of a colour constancy algorithm.
To understand the interrelationship among various data streams and data sources, it is essential to have an automated support system with auxiliary information related to the population at risk and to spatio-temporal patterns of disease spread.
If the x j s constitute good proxies for the y j s, an alternative estimation strategy is to adopt a first stage scheme where the π j s are not affected by the x j s and to use the difference (D) estimator, in order to exploit auxiliary information at the estimation level by predicting the y j s by means of the x j s (Särndal et al. 1992, Section 6.3).
In this case, auxiliary information corresponds to a measure or prediction of ρg at a given stem height for a new tree.
Here, the auxiliary information refers to the other useful data involving the times of abnormal voltage occurrence and maximum power injection from the upper substation.
In our previous study [30], we have introduced a hash-based DVC, where the auxiliary information conveyed to the decoder comprised a number of most significant bit-planes of the original Wyner-Ziv frames.
