"We're working with the London College of Fashion to make a low-cost recognition of 3D body shape to improve clothing shape design," he says.
Increasing real investment costs (including recognition of environmental costs) and falling crop prices have resulted in a substantial reduction in new irrigation projects.
DuVernay's direction is very good; her screenplay, her production, and her cast are great, and if the petty politics of the mailing of screeners, the date of the movie's release (as some are speculating), or, for that matter, the absurd and spiteful polemics over the depiction of Lyndon Johnson have cost it recognition, shame on the Academy.
Alternative methods were also implemented with lower computational cost, but recognition performance achieved is much lower than this.
Larger models and some newer architectures offer improved accuracy but are also more difficult to deploy for many applications due to increased computational cost at recognition time.
Because the GSM method requires the similarity measures between a query and all samples to be calculated, the computational cost for recognition is in proportion to the number of samples.
Like the works of Roth and Ellison, Lethem's novel stands up to close scrutiny: It is full of humor and tenderness; it is lyrical, but that lyricism comes with a cost: the recognition of the betrayal of history in one's own search to achieve her dreams.
A second, non-mutually exclusive hypothesis for the absence of worker policing in incipient colonies is the cost of recognition errors or informational constraints [ 64, 65].
Halifax has paid you £150 and a further £42 to cover your costs in recognition of the "distress and inconvenience caused".
South Korea is covering most of the estimated $11 billion in construction and relocation costs, in recognition of the extensive security benefits provided to the country by the U.S. military.
2016 was the last year that the search-on-speech task was included in MediaEval, by means of the zero-cost speech recognition task.
