The width and number of the Gaussians determines how coarse or fine the reconstruction will be, where a choice of few basis functions will, on the one hand, result in a reduced number of unknowns, it will on the other hand, give a coarser estimation of the shape, which can be a problem for imaging finer more complex structures.
Given a coarse blocks division of 6 × 6, we compare the results of using LTP directly over this division (LTP), dividing those coarse blocks into more n sub-blocks (n-blockLTP) and dividing them into n sets according to our proposal (n-spsLTP).
More specifically, a ray-launching procedure, based on a semantic segmentation, gives a coarse scene representation for collision avoidance; a nearly-constant velocity dynamic model smooths the acceleration progression and knowledge of the agent's destination may further steer the path prediction.
Immunofluorescence revealed IgM (+1), C3 (+3) and IgA (+1), which gave a coarse granular positivity over the capillary walls and mesangium.
In addition, for simplicity, we denote the combined rigid transformation operator κ β := τ a Λ R. We now describe the gradient-guided refinement for the subtomogram alignment, given a coarse initial solution for R and a.
The BOLD response gives a coarse representation of the neural activity, but has the advantage that activity in the entire brain (or large parts of the brain) can be measured simultaneously.
The temporal evolution of the volume of BGP routing updates (e.g., withdrawal messages) gives a coarse-grained measure of the timing and magnitude of large Internet disruptions and thus offers a simple and objective way to characterize the impact of each of the events in our collection.
We discretize each sensor's battery capacity to several intervals that give a more coarse-grained description of the battery state, e.g., full, medium, discharged.
The initial gradient is then required to give an initial coarse cue to the tissue to break the symmetric situation and to give rough global positional information.
