Sentence examples for estimation of light from inspiring English sources

An Android application system for the simple and real-time estimation of light intensity distribution on a plant canopy surface was developed, and its usefulness was tested under artificial lighting.

Different spectrophotometer designs and measurement principles are compared, and novel techniques, such as time and spatially resolved spectroscopy for the estimation of light absorption and scattering properties of vegetable tissue, as well as NIR multi- and hyperspectral imaging techniques are reviewed.

In the next paper entitled "A practical approach for simultaneous estimation of light source position, scene structure, and blind restoration using photometric observations," S. Sharma and M. Joshi propose an algorithm for photometric stereo that provides light source position and scene structure, and performs blind restoration with given observations.

Based on the observed foliage inclination, the ratio of the species extinction coefficient was computed in order to perform a theoretical estimation of light sharing for each simulation (dotted lines).

Estimation of lighting environment is important for many applications in photometric methods in computer vision, e.g., photorealistic image synthesis, photometric stereo, and BRDF estimation.

Dependence complicates the period analysis in several respects: selection of a "best" period among several local optima, estimation of the light curve, and evaluation of uncertainty about period and light curve estimates.

Estimation of photosynthetic light use efficiency from satellite observations is an important component of climate change research.

We demonstrate estimation of realistic lighting and reflective properties from photographs, and show how this approach can be used to synthesize very realistic images under novel lighting and viewing conditions.

In addition, the procedure allows for the estimation of electric lighting energy savings with high resolution by integrating dynamic daylighting simulation tools into energy simulation tools.

Direct estimation of photosynthetic light-use efficiency (LUE) from space would be of significant benefit to LUE-based models which use inputs from remote sensing to estimate terrestrial productivity.

A method for estimation of forest multiple light reflections depending on forest parameters is introduced, based on Monte-Carlo simulations of photon transport with experimental considerations.