Sentence examples for improved pixel from inspiring English sources

At the time, they knew little about the Nintendo 64's final technical specifications, graphics implementation, and development kit, but were nevertheless interested in the console and its improved "pixel quality".

We show that the use of statistical finite mixture models with groups of original pixel-scale measurements, at successive spatial scales, offers improved pixel-wise classification accuracy as compared to the commonly used technique of label aggregation.

Heterogeneous stacking, an extension of stacked generalization for object delineation, improves pixel labeling and segmentation by training base classifiers on multiple target concepts extracted from the original ground truth, which are subsequently fused by the second set of classifiers.

It has to be noted that oversampling improves pixel resolution on the cost of sample loss.

In this paper, results from theoretical analysis were confirmed by 78 PET studies of nondemented older adults, indicating that the RE plot could improve pixel wise quantification of amyloid-beta burden when compared with 2 frequently used methods like the Logan plot and the SUVR.

While visual appreciation of heterogeneity is improved by pixel mapping displays, quantification can be difficult.

Both AFM results and silicon tests have demonstrated that the 2.8 μm pitch zero space microlens can remarkably improve the pixel sensitivity and pixel array non-uniformity, and reduce the optical crosstalk.

Various fitting models have been used in the past [39], [40], and a 3D quadratic polynomial fitting was previously demonstrated to accurately fit the correlation function near the peak thus providing improved sub-pixel accuracy.

As many have found, improving the pixel density really improves readability.

I think to improve the Pixel Kit, it would be good if there were a wider range of things to do, and maybe a way to fit more than three of your own creations on to your Pixel Kit.

This accessory improves the pixel resolution in the imaging system by a factor of four, from 6.25µm to 1.56µm.