Sentence examples for features orientation from inspiring English sources

The commonly used features in fingerprint segmentation include gray-level features, orientation features, frequency domain features, and so forth.

There are two types of tactile maps, based on their purpose, scale, and features: orientation and mobility; and geographical, which includes general reference and thematic maps.

Low-level vision features (orientation, brightness, color channels tuned to red, green, blue and yellow hues) are extracted from the original color image at several spatial scales (depending on the image size).

The geometric features (orientation, volume and shape) of the distributions are estimated from the data, and can be allowed to vary between clusters, or constrained to be the same for all clusters.

Crucially, participants did not know in advance which type of probe would be used, so they had to remember all features (orientation, color, and location), rather than only two features, as in the former experiments (color orientation and location–orientation in the first and second experiments, respectively).

But taking primate V1 as an example, single-unit spikes there are most strongly modulated by the presence of simple visual features (orientation, direction of movement) in the classical excitatory receptive field, or by large arrays of similar low-level visual features in the non-classical surround.

The feature orientation should be calculated; then stored in "poly_angle".

The largest vector is chosen to represent dominant feature orientation.

These variations can inform about general geological structuring and feature orientation.

The algorithm should create a new attribute (poly_angle) in "Contaminated_area" where the feature orientation will be stored.

In return this showed how important it is to consider the source feature orientation for the orientation of the features of the clean-up plan.