If the enhanced object fails either of the error checks, the enhancement is rejected; otherwise it is accepted.
We also demonstrate the use of the hSO in providing context for enhanced object localization in the presence of significant occlusions, and show its superior performance over a fully connected graphical model for the same task.
Our results showed that PTX treatment did not change object recognition memory in nonTg mice but enhanced object recognition memory in APP/PS1 mice (Figure 4B).
The degree of suppression depends on the difference in attenuation between the enhanced object and the adjacent pixel.
Meanwhile, some studies have found that hippocampal lesions can retard initial object exploration (Ainge et al., 2006; Clark, Zola, & Squire, 2000), while others have reported enhanced object exploration (Broadbent et al., 2010).
The H. naledi hand shares aspects of Homo morphology in the wrist, thumb and palm, pointing to enhanced object manipulation ability relative to australopiths, including Au. sediba (Kivell et al., 2011; Kivell et al., 2015).
For an object brighter than adjacent pixels, the increase in pixel values for the enhanced object results in a shift of values to the right, whereas the suppression of the adjacent pixels results in some values being shifted to the left (Fig. 3B).
In fact, we had started an exploration in 2006 [22] of data-rich articles which contained so-called web-enhanced objects (tables and figures) in conjunction with other publishers [23].
Adding material as a "wall" around a contrast-enhanced object (such as a vessel lumen), commonly used for heart or vascular modeling.
Adding material as a "wall" around a contrast-enhanced object (such as a vessel lumen), commonly used for heart or vascular modeling 5.
Therefore, we propose a graph-oriented persistence approach for the visibility data to achieve efficient and privacy-enhanced object traceability based on unified and linked EPCIS events.
