First, it does not involve a "classical limit," but a series of limits of the ratio of quantum observables involving Planck's constant and other physical observables going to zero (e.g., relevant classical and quantum actions), or limits involving the separation of nuclear and electronic frames of motion (in the case of chemistry) among others.
This task was based on decisions about the coherent direction of motion of a set of stochastic dots (density = 70 dots/deg/s) presented in a 10°-diameter circular aperture at the center of the computer screen with three interleaved frames of motion.
Motion estimation involves computing the temporal movement between the current frame and the previous frame, in the form of motion vectors.
(When you look at a movie frame by frame, no illusion of motion results. View the frames in rapid succession, and the outcome is different). Yet it seems arbitrary to the point of absurdity to insist that doing many primitive operations very fast could produce consciousness.
Just as the visual image in the frame of a motion picture was elevated from the profusion of nature and could be seen fresh, so could sound be isolated for artistic purposes the screech of automobile tires, the ticking of a watch, the baying of hounds, the whinny of a horse.
To measure anything's position precisely is to "lock in" on one static frame of its motion, as in a film.
A vertical bar drifted horizontally towards a fixation point and a second vertical bar was flashed in synchrony with the last frame of the motion (Figure 7A).
The reference frame of the motion capture system was defined by the calibration object provided by the manufacturer.
An automated analysis procedure, executed in MATLAB (The Mathworks Ltd), was used to locate the vertebrae in each successive frame of the motion sequence once they had been manually identified in the first frame.
Motion estimation can be used for blotch detection because the inter-frame residual of motion estimation in the location of blotch will be much higher than other regions.
