Sentence examples for coarse location from inspiring English sources

"We neither receive nor store geographical coordinates from users who opt out of geolocation services," writes Whisper in the post, adding that "User IP addresses may allow very coarse location to be determined to the city, state, or country level".

We develop an image-level analysis of errors, which shows coarse location information exists in many apparently 'incorrect' location responses.

For instance, if the GPS chip knows that it should "see" a specific set of 4-5 GPsatelliteses at it's coarse location, the GPS chip is able to narrow the search of signals to acquire.

Therefore, we expect the performance of our income prediction to improve significantly if we were to add coarse location dummy variables in the feature space.

We finally note that even coarse location information has been shown to be a useful additional information whenever the precise contact data is incomplete [29].

Each signal current coarse location can be approximated by VSBLKF and the biases between the reference and estimation are gauged using (59) and (60), respectively.

We have considered several data sets collected in various contexts that contain both high-resolution data on face-to-face contacts between individuals and a coarser location data, both with temporal resolution.

The GIS interface shows the coarse caller location as provided by the mobile network operator and various geospatial data layers, such as administrative coverage zones of the emergency units.

Under this model, coarse localization is possible when attention is directed away from a target location.

Salah et al. [58] presented another coarse-to-fine approach where they first search on a lower resolution image for coarse landmark locations, and then refine them on the original resolution image.

Here instead, we do not try to infer specific contacts between pairs of individuals but rather investigate if a coarse co-location information on individuals allows us to reach an overall picture of the contact patterns in the population of interest.