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Node position or depth variance.
The residual pixels correspond either to moving objects or to static 3D structures with large depth variance (parallax pixels).
In [3], the local depth variance for each reference block is used to weigh the quality metric proposed in [2] appropriately.
Another important feature is the depth variance associated with the temporal activity, which was used by Ferreira et al. in [11] for temporal segmentation of 3D video.
Results are compared to those from Monte Carlo simulations, showing that significant nonlinear effects are well represented by the second-order stochastic model, predicting correctly the shift in the mean depth and an increase in the depth variance.
MDCT analysis otherwise identified a tissue depth variance of 1.95 3.67 mm minimum (common in upper face and inferior to chin regions) and 3.49 10.09 mm maximum (at vertex).
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Depth variation of the variance reduction (V.R). is shown in the right subfigure.
For udder depth, dominance variance was estimated at 23.8% of the genetic variance.
Consequently, the depth noise variance is higher at the borders of the image, as shown in Figure 1. Figure 1 Noise in depth images is highly spatially variable.
To determine if mean coverage depth and variance was affected by the presence of paralogs, we separated the data for target genes into two categories: single-copy and those with retained duplicates from the salicoid whole-genome duplication.
The absolute frame difference and sum of absolute luminance histogram difference are used as the relevant measures in the temporal dimension, while in the depth dimension, the variance of depth in each frame is used.
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