Sentence examples for called sparse from inspiring English sources

While the prose in The Pale King can hardly be called sparse, the dominant tone is a departure from what has come before.

Therefore, it can be called sparse.

This strategy is called sparse coding that is often used in dictionary learning representations.

You've run a bunch of image recognition tests comparing the techniques and have shown that your algorithms perform better, using smaller amounts of data, often called sparse data.

Properties in this sense are sometimes called sparse properties, as opposed to abundant properties (the distinction between sparse and abundant properties comes from Lewis 1983).

To overcome this drawback, we propose a new dimensionality reduction method, called sparse manifold embedding (SME), based on graph embedding and sparse representation for hyperspectral image (HSI).

However, this process is far from real-time performance and an alternative, that we call Sparse Sampling (SS).

For this purpose we propose new methods based on what we call sparse occupancy trees and piecewise linear schemes based on simplex subdivisions.

In this study, we propose an incremental method for sparsifying the ELM using a newly devised indicator driven by the condition number in the ELM design matrix, in which we call sparse pseudoinverse incremental-ELM (SPI-ELM).

A vector v is called s-sparse if ∥v∥0≤s, and the set of all s-sparse vectors is denoted by (Sigma _{s} triangleq {boldsymbol {v}in {mathbb {R}}^{text {N}}: |boldsymbol {v}|_{0}leq s}).

Recently, a new signal model with two-dimensional (2D) sparse parameters, called 2D sparse signal model, has been introduced [17, 18], and some algorithms for 2D sparse reconstruction have been proposed [19 24].