Sentence examples for coarse categorization from inspiring English sources

This coarse categorization of theories is doubtless objectionable but captures at least one signal characteristic.

Alternatively, based on monkey recordings it has been proposed that the same ventral object recognition system that carries out detailed visual analysis at a later stage is also responsible for the initial coarse categorization [34].

Together, these three indicator variables offer a coarse categorization of observed emotions in the spirit of dimensional models of emotion.

This suggests that, at this stage, our measure of motor excitability is not sensitive to small differences in perceived implied motion and instead reflects a coarse categorization of the observed body posture as a dynamic or static body configuration.

For example, finer or coarser CD4 categorizations could be used, although our choice is considered practically and clinically a good compromise.

However, the measurement of Model B was coarse due to categorization.

The approach using categorical exposures had better estimations around the real values, but the measurement was coarse due to categorization.

Morrison and Schyns [58], following Schyns & Oliva [46]; Oliva & Schyns [59]) discussed two possible accounts of spatial frequency use for visual categorization: fixed (coarse-to-fine) or flexible, determined by diagnostic information.

One possibility for an efficient categorization is a coarse holistic analysis of objects based on fast processing of low spatial frequencies [7], [17], [26].

Alternatively, priming could occur at a relatively coarse (and orientation-invariant) level of processing, sufficient for object categorization (e.g., as an animal), but not for specific identification (e.g., as a cat).

A two-level object categorization scenario is tested in which pre-categorization is based on coarse scales only and final categorization on coarse plus fine scales.