Sentence examples for coarse representation from inspiring English sources

Friendster offers a mix of architecture-changing tools and technologies: e-mail, a profile (which offers a persistent presentation of self) and a coarse representation of a social network.

Generating coarse representation of a target using soft biometrics, they demonstrated tracking that was robust to changing poses and illumination.

First, our method requires only a single iteration between the local fine-grid solutions and the global coarse representation.

The model is limited to this planar shape which is a really coarse representation, especially for vehicles and other postures of pedestrians.

As there are much less coefficients c in the coarse representation than pixels in the extended image support (N_2^2), the degrees of freedom is accordingly reduced.

The method allows incremental transmission of 3D model from a coarse representation to a finer one through a sequence of LODs specified by the sender.

Again, Madagascar serves as an example of the challenges faced when mapping carbon stocks in most tropical regions, where vegetation maps may not exist or may only be based on coarse representations of geology [e.g., [19]].

The representation of the human figure differed from the formal treatment in the south, and were simplified, coarse representations lacking individuality amongst sociopolitical and religious symbols.

In other words, perceptual coarse representations of the superordinate animal category might be available earlier than the finer representation necessary to take a basic level dog or bird decision.

Coarse representations such as the homogeneous mixing assumption leave out crucial elements, but are analytically tractable and can provide a coarse understanding of epidemic processes.

In particular, they show that coarse representations that do not take into account the heterogeneity of contact durations, such as the usual contact matrix, yield rather bad estimates for the global attack rate.