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This architecture is based on thresholding of mutual information between successive frames for flagging frames requiring re-computation of saliency, and use of motion vectors for propagation of saliency values.
Instead of increasing the number of classes in LDA, however, it was found equally accurate to distinguish the plots with ≥ 95%% species proportion separately based on thresholding of the predictor variables and adding the result manually to the LDA solution.
The proposed technique has two main advantages: (i) it localizes the interferences on the TF plane with no cross-terms, thus facilitating simple filtering techniques based on thresholding of the TF functions, and is an efficient way to excise the interference; (ii) it can be used for the detection of any directional interferences that can be parameterized.
We settled on quite simple methods, based on thresholding of quality scores, for efficiency and ease of interpretation.
The algorithm used is based on thresholding of OCT intensity values, rather than more sophisticated methods, leading to uncertainties in extraction.
We show parametric images of the measured attenuation coefficients as well as segmented images of tissue type based on thresholding of the attenuation coefficient values.
The AWSSI index is incremented based on thresholds of maximum and minimum temperature, snowfall and snow depth.
We present two empirical applications: the first, to measuring the effect of casino e-mail promotions targeted to customers based on ranges of their expected profitability; and the second, to measuring the effect of direct mail targeted by a B2C company to zip-codes based on thresholds of expected response.
The new program tiers reward levels based on thresholds of transactions, giving users "Silver" status for five payments in a month, which earns double the points.
A staphylococcal infection was defined by clinical, biological and microbiological criteria (based on thresholds of clinical guidelines).
"at its core national hazard monitoring capability and processes (e.g. GeoNet), with involvement of additional capability from universities and other science organisations based on thresholds of response.
