Sentence examples for combined representation of from inspiring English sources

To obtain a combined representation of both shape and texture, the third - albeit optional - step of AAM training is to merge shape and texture parameters into one parameter set.

Moreover, in legislative elections held the previous month, the combined representation of the two parties fell well below 50percentt of the seats in both houses of Congress.

The main deities worshipped in this temple are the Hindu deities Lakshmi Narayan, a combined representation of god Vishnu and his consort Lakshmi.

The frequency of statements across the three types of statements (projects, LOI and priorities) was standardized to give each equal weight when aggregating them to analyze the combined representation of the research portfolio and the agenda-setting process as a whole.

This finding sits comfortably with the emerging consensus regarding the role of dlPFC as a superordinate, integrative node in decision making system that combines representations of inputs from multiple subprocesses to reach a final output that biases response selection8, 16, 18, 45, the so-called "integration-and-selection" function of dlPFC.

Medline, EMBASE, the Cochrane database and CINAHL were searched for studies published from 1995 onwards with a query combining representations of administrative data and (healthcare-associated) infections (see online supplementary data 1 S1) with limits set to articles published in English, French or Dutch.

We use a binary decision tree that consists of combined representations to identify the target because it is rather rare when the target object can be uniquely identified by means of a single representation.

Then, we study how combining different representations has affected the accuracy and the robustness of these combined representations.

These combined representations might increase the redundancy of the encoded speech signal allowing more robust perception particularly in the difficult listening conditions studied here.

Jamie Kiros, a research scientist at Google Brain, discussed the ideas of combining representations from multiple modalities.

Overall, this study shows how the spatial randomness and nonrandomness of small-scale process variability control the hydrologic responses at larger scales and suggests a combined (nonrandom random) representation of watersheds for aggregating hydrologic processes.