Neuroscientists say that these neurons could add the third dimension to visual maps in these brain areas, suggesting that the brain exploits distance information to help determine an object's identity, not just its position in space.
The Reeh-Schlieder theorem is thus exploiting long distance correlations of the vacuum.
In this paper, we propose a novel framework for underwater image saliency detection by exploiting Quaternionic Distance Based Weber Descriptor (QDWD), pattern distinctness, and local contrast.
Violence that comes from above, whether by gunman or drone or missile, exploits its distance from the victims; when we look down at the world from up high, the smallness of the people below can render them meaningless, interchangeable, and thus easier to harm.
In particular, we exploit the distance preservation property of the sensing matrix A to detect anomalous targets from projection measurements.
In addition, adaptive tracking that exploits the distance to traffic lights allows for seamless state estimation through smooth data association when measurements change from long to short ranges.
Li et al. and Wang et al. both exploited edit distance as the similarity metric of keywords to construct the fuzzy keywords set as indexes.
Erasure coding instead exploits Maximum Distance Separable codes that minimize the information required to restore blocks in case of node failure: this approach can lead to increased complexity and transfer time due to the fact that several blocks, coming from different sources, are required to reconstruct lost information.
We and others recently exploited the distance dependence of intrachromosomal interactions in Hi-C datasets to facilitate chromosome-scale de novo assembly of complex genomes (Burton et al. 2013; Kaplan and Dekker 2013).
Tsymbal et al. have designed a clinical decision support system that exploits discriminative distance learning with significantly lower computational complexity compared to classical alternatives and hence this system is more scalable to retrieval [ 51].
