Sentence examples for inappropriate feature from inspiring English sources
The Active Shape Models (ASM) [14] and Active Appearance Models (AAM) [15] are two popular appearance-based methods with statistical face models to prevent locating inappropriate feature points.
However, inappropriate feature selection and case selection together with ill-structured case organization may not only present a dilemma in case retrieval, but also greatly increase the case base.
Thus, neural and behavioral measures of the reactivation of the inappropriate feature (the house, when a face was actually moving) were closely correlated across participants.
As a result, inappropriate features or a poor configuration of features can lead to a deterioration of classification performance, or a more complex classification algorithm may be required.
Mr. Marcus said it was inappropriate to feature the governor in such ads in an election year.
Mountainous highways generally associate with complex driving environment because of constrained road geometries, limited cross-section elements, inappropriate roadside features, and adverse weather conditions.
In this paper, we first investigate and document this phenomenon and explain its root cause, which concerns a) the data transmitted to the 3D printer, b) inappropriate design features, and c) a mismatch between geometry requirements and printer capabilities.
What began as a series of funny (and sometimes inappropriate) tweets featuring images of characters from the animated cartoon Arthur has grown into a bonafide meme.
Trend Micro Kids Safetyy uses URL filtering technology to prevent children from accessing Web sites that feature inappropriate content.
Furthermore, sometimes inappropriate choice of feature extraction methods and classification methods in the CAD systems can make meaningless results to understand disease.
It may feature inappropriate expectations being imposed on children, including interactions that are beyond the child's developmental capability, as well as overprotection and limitation of exploration and learning, or preventing the child participating in normal social interaction.
