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However, most researches use CNNs and graphical model separately, and do not exploit full advantages of both methods.
However, a suitable medium access control (MAC) is crucial to exploit the full advantages of IBFD technology in wireless local area networks (WLANs) because the current IEEE standard MAC protocols do not support IBFD communications.
In contrast, our proposed method is designed to take full advantages of both depth and color cues by exploiting both modality-correlated and modality-specific features and jointly performing RGB-D objectness estimation and region-wise object recognition.
The preconditioner is built exploiting the hierarchical arithmetic and taking full advantage of the hierarchical format.
They sought contact, kept things tight and then won games by taking full advantage of mismatches, exploiting the mistakes of the other team, finishing off the overlaps.
In this paper, a hierarchical grid based method is proposed to define location ID, and location's property is taken full advantage of when extracting features, in which way to exploit users' spatial information more sufficiently.
RVSIM takes full advantage of the MS theory and Log-Gabor filter by exploiting CSF to allocate the weights of different frequency bands.
In general, RVSIM takes full advantage of the MS theory [32] and Log-Gabor filter [33] by exploiting visual CSF [34] to allocate the weights of different frequency bands.
The strategy exploits parallel processing with optimized simulation algorithms based on using of influence functions and superposition principle to take full advantage of parallelism.
But to fully exploit that power or even explore what's possible, developers will need quantum languages to help them create software that takes full advantage of the computers' capabilities.
In order to take full advantage of the topological structure of digital documents, and particularly web sites, their hierarchical organization should be exploited by introducing a notion of query similar to the one used in database systems.
