Figure 17 Distribution of number of objects ( left ) and number of evaluations of the posterior ( right ) for three different traffic scenarios.
As a result, each frame is segmented into different regions based on the color and texture of the region, without any presumption about the number of objects (see Figure 4(b)).
Works of art may be totally absent in certain architectural structures; or all available space may be filled with a dense profusion of all kinds of figures and objects, all of which may sometimes be encircled by an ornamental network or web of branches, vines, leaves, and blossoms; an example of such embellishment is Islamic art.
The total number of object crossing on the grid was quantified and normalized for the total number of segmented objects (Figure 2B B'').
Figure 2 Hierarchy of objects.
The neo-puritans of Pennsylvania, who live in rural seclusion on farms without electricity or modern conveniences, have been considered both figures of fun and objects of admiration ever since they featured in Peter Weir's magnificent film Witness.
He is preoccupied by the conjuring of three dimensions out of two, and how the positioning of figures, objects and landscape within the pictorial space can harmonise – or not.
Then we vary the value from to with a step size of and plot the results in Figure 8. Figure 7 Images of object 5 from the COIL-100 dataset, at view angles 0°, 10◦,..., and 170°, respectively.
To finance the project, Ray sold wooden boxes like open drawers, each a small tableau made of plaster figures and a collage of objects, many found on beachcombing trips.
The marble show, a wicked romp through a couple of millennia of objects, figures and portrait busts, is riddled with alternating intimations of decadence and purity, the Classical and the grotesque.
