Sentence examples for formulation of the image from inspiring English sources
In the Section 2, we present an optimal control formulation of the image registration problem.
In [3] we studied the same optimal control formulation of the image registration problem with different regularization terms and showed the existence and uniqueness of this optimization problem using appropriate theorems.
In a bit more detail, the approach considered here is based on a variational formulation of the image formation problem.
Thirty years later Fellini wrote, "I think the inspiration [for his film], even in terms of the formulation of the images, came from life as seen by the scandal sheets, L'Europeo, Oggi; the careless jaunts of the corrupt aristocracy, their way of photographing parties.
Multi-scale blurred versions of the parametric images together with a multi-scale formulation of the local image entropy turned out to be the most relevant features in distinguishing the tissues of interest.
The standard formulation of the gray-scale image degradation model is given in matrix-vector form by y = H x + n, (1).
An empirical formulation of the objective measure of image quality based on blur and noise has been proposed in[83].
For example, the formulation of IDD-BM3D image modeling in terms of the over-complete sparse frame representation for image reconstruction has led to impressive restoration performance [6].
The formulation does not require estimation of the image motion field or assume a known background.
Specifically, the formulation of image primitives in terms of scale-space derivatives makes it possible to use tools from differential geometry for deriving relationships between image features and physical properties of objects in the environment, allowing for computationally operational and theoretically well-founded modelling of possibilities or constraints for visual perception.
The mathematical formulation of the method is based on image gradients computed through singular value decomposition (SVD) rather than edge detection as commonly found in contemporary pixel-based structure measures.
