Sentence examples for labelled objects from inspiring English sources

The most recent neuroscience papers make the brain sound like a Victorian attic, full of odd, vaguely labelled objects ticking away in every corner.

In kNN an unlabelled 'query' object is compared with its k nearest labelled objects in feature space.

And sometimes opaque identifiers can be used to provide stability in situations where labels change frequently but the labelled objects do not.

For example, children learn the labels for objects better when labelled objects are being manipulated by themselves, compared to when they are being manipulated by someone else (Yu & Smith, 2012), and information that is received by infants in response to their requests appears to be better retained than unsolicited information (Begus, Gliga, & Southgate, in preparation).

Since there are aspects that can be improved, we propose a new architecture called labelled object-relational constraint database (LORCDB).

They contain an array of labeled objects, including 1,021,857 cars, 343,777 signs, 129,262 people, and 179 trains.

As the labeling task is tedious and time consuming, users generally provide a very limited number of labeled objects.

Thus, it would be useful to be able to automatically identify and semantically label objects in such scenes.

With more than 14 million labeled objects, from obsidian to orangutans to ocelots, the database has because a vital resource for computer vision researchers.

Baby Einstein encourages parents to label objects and actions; Sesame Beginnings models activities in which parents can engage with their children.

At the time of his death in 2007, he could use English to count to six, correctly label objects of five shapes and seven colours, and differentiate groups of objects by colour, material, and shape.