Using these two location descriptors as independent variables, a logistic regression analysis was conducted to explore the effects of DH location on RNFL defects.Two hundred twenty-six eyes had DH and 120 (53.1%) of them had RNFL defects.
For brick-and-mortar businesses, including not just your address but also your neighborhood and relevant location descriptors can make your site more valuable and popular for voice searches.
Dr. Darnell's work surveyed over 1,000 free clinics across the country, and assessed varying metrics for each clinic, including amount and sources of funding, location descriptors, services provided, and patient population.
Optionally this can be registered as a location-descriptor.
In other words, the keypoint is a detected location, and the descriptor is the details of that location.
Main Outcome Measures: Demographic data (gender, age, level of injury); sociodemographic data (education, employment); self-reported psychosocial outlook; clinical characteristics of pain: location (drawing), quality (descriptors), and intensity (2 numeric rating scales).
Compared with traditional encoding algorithms, our algorithm can provide reasonable searching accuracy with very low memory consumption, which makes the implementation of the location aware image descriptors encoding directly on a mobile device come true.
The idea is to consider information as a key ingredient in design, since information is everywhere, i.e., contracts, location, police, IDs, descriptors, naming, etc.
We used a rigorous definition for PMPS based on nature (neuropathic descriptors), location and timing of pain, as per the 1996 survey (Smith et al, 1999).
In the representation of the descriptor, gradient locations are quantized into small location grids (e.g., 4×4 pixels), and the gradient directions are quantized into several (e.g., 8) orientations.
