How do you know they don't match your viewpoint until you've worked through them?
Figure 13 demonstrates matching results under viewpoint changes and other examples under illumination changes, partial occlusion, and addictive Gaussian noise.
Accordingly, with the scheme for matching from the viewpoint of pattern recognition displayed in Figure 3, it can be clarified that Premise 1 is involved with the module of feature extraction and Premise 2 is associated with the module of pattern classification.
The RMSD measure corresponds to the Hamming distance in the textual pattern matching, from the viewpoint that it does not consider any indels (i.e., insertions and deletions) between them.
Milken Institute President Donald Straszheim, formerly Merrill Lynch's chief economist, mixed and matched ideological viewpoints in panels, producing a show unlike anything to be found at think-tank exercises.
Having a political viewpoint that doesn't match the majority viewpoint on a campus does not lead to a shorter life span, nor does it create fear of being assaulted in a routine police stop, or lead to higher suicide rates.
The experiments on matching image pairs with viewpoint changes show that our method can also tolerate weak affine distortion (up to 30 degrees of viewpoint change).
Viewpoint-independence can occur, more trivially, when all object views are familiar [17], perhaps because separate, lower-level representations have been established for each viewpoint; or when the object has very distinctive parts [18] that are easily transformed to match the new viewpoint.
Focusing on the debtor as a unit instead of looking at each loan individually matches with the viewpoint of banking practice in Germany.
These viewpoints match with wider discussions about whether people perceive Roman Britain as the origin of European civilization or as an enemy occupation — and illustrate how perceptions of Britain's past are still colouring its politics and society today.
