The phrase "compensated image" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to an image that has been adjusted or corrected in some way, such as in brightness, color, or resolution. Example: "The photographer used software to create a compensated image that brought out the vibrant colors of the sunset."
(i) Compensated image by the method in ref. [20].
After 2D iteratively searching, the estimated rotation center and angle are -4.2 m and 18.3° and the compensated image is shown in Figure 13i.
Single color control samples were used to create a compensation matrix that was applied to all files to correct for spectral crosstalk, and the resulting compensated image data was analyzed in the IDEAS software program (Amnis).
A brightness compensated image is generated depending on the value of average luminance as specified in the algorithm.
In the obtained brightness compensated image, compound condition is applied and a thresholding is performed to obtain the skin-map finally.
In in vivo experiments, the motion compensated images in scans with large motion during data acquisition indicate a correlation of 0.982 compared to a corresponding motion-free reference.
Some of the modified pixel values return to their original values after data hiding, compensating image distortion.
There also exist several digital methods in the literature to compensate image degradation out of the DOF.
Similar to the first set of images, the cornea compensated retardation image, Fig. 4(c), provides additional image contrast and information.
Taking PFA on the shifted signals, the compensated ISAR image is obtained in Figure 12b.
While the posterior three of these layers show approximately similar reflectivity, additional contrast is provided in the cornea compensated retardation image, Fig. 3(c).
