Sentence examples for box proposals from inspiring English sources

Zhu et al. [23] propose a two-stage detector which firstly generates bounding box proposals and secondly evaluates the proposals by a convolutional neural network.

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The current state-of-the-art object detectors employ object proposals to detect objects within a modest set of candidate bounding box proposals instead of exhaustively searching across an image using the sliding window approach.

The "Harvest Box" proposal, though, is a new kind of horrendous.

But she said the cable box proposal needed to be revised to comply with copyright and licensing laws that would not give the F.C.C. outsize power.

But Ms. Rosenworcel has not fully embraced the cable box proposal like her two Democratic colleagues and instead has indicated her unease with the plan.

Jessica Rosenworcel, a career telecom wonk whom President Obama appointed to the F.C.C. in 2012, has become the crucial swing vote on the cable box proposal.

Members of the Federal Communications Commission could not agree on a set-top box proposal that requires cable operators to provide their shows and movies on alternative devices rather than just on a cable box.

"I'm going to be very candid here that I have some problems," Ms. Rosenworcel said in a Senate hearing this month when asked for her opinion on the cable box proposal.

"She has a tremendous record of public service and has focused attention to the needs of consumers and vulnerable populations," said Gene Kimmelman, president of Public Knowledge, a nonprofit public interest group that supports the cable box proposal.

The cable box proposal, introduced in January by the F.C.C.'s chairman, Tom Wheeler, a Democrat, would open up the set-top box market by forcing cable and satellite companies to put their television programming on third-party devices instead of on cable boxes.