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We further propose an algorithm for a calibration-free blending end-point determination from the NIR data, which allows for a robust and easily transferable blending process control.
A combination of structured-light and high-dynamic range imaging is used to acquire the data which allows for automatic photometric and geometric correction of the negatives.
Frangi et al. [8] presented a discrimination function for model-based shape extraction on 3D data, which allows for the association of voxel grey values to estimated shapes.
Galligan says that Storage also has special optimizations related to dealing with location — it uses a tree structure for managing data which allows for efficient queries.
The surveying results were then compared with ground truth data, which allows for accuracy determination and aids in determining the best strategy in selecting reference lines for scale fixing.
The key to the program's success is the strength of the data, which allows for extremely personalized and accurate recommendations; instead of recommending all customers who bought a new car use a certain type of gas station, the program drills deeper to provide each customer a targeted recommendation.
Managers require data, which allow for monitoring and measurement of current services as well as the prediction of future trends.
For example, Ardila et al. [41] successfully used an automated region-based active contours approach for multispectral data, which allowed for better addressing realistic crown shapes and could better handle the spectral variability of neighboring pixels, which has been a significant challenge for very high spatial resolution imagery.
The site, which cost $25 million to build and was paid for by MGM, boasts an underground infrastructure of water, sewage, electrical and data which allowed for permanent bathrooms to be built (a rare festival perk).
In order to avoid the confounding effects of introgressed alleles, we used mtDNA sequence data, which allowed for identification of introgressed and native haplotypes.
Our analysis included a validation of the classifiers on independent data, which allowed for an objective evaluation of the actual generalization behavior of the gene-based and module-based classifiers in a clinically relevant setting.
