Sentence examples for correct merging from inspiring English sources

Data identifiers could have been better than they were in the insurance data but checking of the data showed correct merging (results not presented).

If only correct merge order, but not exact merge values is required, this criterion can be relaxed to apply only when (i, j) ≠ r, s).

The motion corrected, merged volumetric data more accurately represents structure and morphology than individual volumes which can have motion artifacts.

After the optimization, the input volumes are transformed to the motion corrected common space and can be combined to create a single motion corrected merged volume with higher image quality.

First, we can demonstrate that a single standard OCT scan (Fig. 5), as well as a motion corrected merged OCT volume with increased SNR [ 22] (Fig. 6 ), give similar results, with an 8% classification difference (expressed as the number of voxels differently classified relative to the total number of voxels).

To assess stability, two merged volumes that were generated by motion correcting and merging an XFAST/YFAST pair are registered in 3D.

Nevertheless, the resulting shape provided by the Fast-SfS algorithm follows the profile of the real object and the peaks can be efficiently corrected by merging the reconstructed shape with the information gathered from the stereo-vision algorithm (as discussed in Section 'Related works').

The first is over-segmentation that can be corrected by merging neighboring puncta with one mouse click.

Additional genetic mapping, further integration of the genetic and physical maps based on sequence-tagged site markers, and the progress of genome sequencing will improve build quality and ultimately determine which contigs are substantially correct, contain merged homeologous regions or are otherwise incorrect.

Traditionally and currently many systems tackle this by creating a canonical "correct" object by merging different versions into one.

No obvious artifacts due to pulsatility remain in the motion corrected and merged Doppler OCT data which was obtained from multiple orthogonally scanned volumes.