Sentence examples for fusing evidence from inspiring English sources
Instead of segmenting images via conventional techniques, inspired by the idea of the ensemble clustering technique that combines a set of weak clusterers to obtain a strong clusterer, we propose to achieve a consensus segmentation by fusing evidence accumulated from multiple weak segmentations (or over-segmentations).
Evidence theory is a mathematical theory of evidence which is used to fuse evidences from multiple sources of evidence and outputs a global decision.
Zitnik et al found disease disease associations (DDAs) based on the evidence from fusing all available molecular interaction and ontology data.
In the first experiment, it was discovered that children showed evidence of more strongly fusing disparate spectral components of the signal than adults did.
Fusing the two seems sensible.
About 10% of myotubes in our co-cultures contained fused melanoma cells as evidenced by the presence of GFP suggesting that only a subpopulation of the melanoma cells undergo conversion.
The methodology (DDS) is based on the application of the evidence theory to fuse the information's coming from the three images (R, G, and B).
Most recent studies in color image segmentation [21, 24, 25] have used the DS evidence theory to fuse one-by-one the pixels coming from the three components (Red, Green, and Blue) of original image, in order to increase the quality of information and to obtain an optimal segmented image.
Nine independent duplication events in DUF606 (5 paired, and 4 fused) can be demonstrated with evidence of evolution from 4 TM units to paired or fused genes that give fixed and opposite membrane orientation of the two DMT domains and resulting protein activity [ 26].
