Sentence examples for facial variations from inspiring English sources
The dataset images exhibit large facial variations, such as significant changes in pose, illumination, expression, etc.
Subspace learning is a widely used face recognition technique; however, numerous subspace analysis methods do not fully utilize the prior information of facial variations.
One of the key is to explore robust representation method which can effectively capture the facial variations as well as alleviate the influence of personalities.
While regression forests try to learn the probability over the parameter space from all face images in the training set, conditional regression forests learn instead several conditional probabilities over the parameter space, and thus can deal with facial variations in appearance and shape.
His resting expression already featuring eyes slightly widened as if by surprise, he seemed able to provide only one facial variation: a double up-flick of the eyebrows for emphasis, sometimes accompanied by a blink.
for which columns pn, n ∈{1,2,K,2N}, denote all facial variation directions.
Although, there is substantial evidence that much of the total variation in facial features is genetically mediated, the discovery of which genes and gene variants underlie normal facial variation has been hampered primarily by the multipartite nature of facial variation.
Given the molecular conservation of developmental genes and pathways, insights from cichlids are applicable to human facial variation and disease.
The result will be a statistical summary and visualization of the components of facial variation most associated with respirator fit.
Besides being based on a group not likely to be completely representative of the contemporary respirator-user population, previous studies focused on the association between linear facial dimensions in the development of test panels to capture facial variation.
Subsequently, the effects of 24 individual SNPs that have been shown to have significant effects on facial variation are overlaid on the base-face forming the predicted-face in a process akin to a photomontage or image blending.
