Sentence examples for further improve speed from inspiring English sources

The detection model of size 24 × 24 pixels analyzes each pyramid level with a coarse to fine search to further improve speed.

It should also be noted here that the database performance depends on the underlying physical storage – the use of solid state media instead of spinning disks would further improve speed considerably.

Our proposed method can be easily combined with these methods to further improve the speed of rescoring.

"In January of this year, we began looking into using Cell ID codes as an additional signal to further improve the speed and performance of message delivery," the Google spokesperson said.

Several network compression and acceleration techniques including multi-layer merging and knowledge distilling are adopted to further improve inference speed.

Improved robustness could further improve the speed and accuracy of compositional simulation and avoid false two-phase solutions, where three or more phases may be present.

The joint scheme equalization and special spacing rules exploits their respective advantages to further improve the speed and communication reliability of the buses.

Since the proposed algorithm utilizes different characteristics compared to the existing methods, the proposed termination method and the existing termination methods can complement each other, in order to further improve the speed.

Cond M i n S a d,S i m is a termination condition by combining Cond MinSad with a simple threshold technique, which was introduced in MVFAST [4], in order to further improve the speed.

This paper shows that, it is possible to further improve the speed and accuracy of the 'pre-processing' procedure without losing the advantage of flexibility that the numerical models provide in the design of such cases.

To further improve search speed within the index file, we also implemented a second format, which we call a compressed index file, where the primary index file is subdivided into 16,777,216 (224) parts according to the first 12 nucleotides of each word.