Sentence examples for metrics to allow from inspiring English sources

The first step has been using Image Metrics to allow live actors to animate virtual characters.

We have provided experimental versus FEM validation metrics to allow for the combination of the two relationships to be assessed based on the type of study (Table 1).

Although the metric evaluation data suggested some trends, there was not sufficient granularity in the data or specificity in the metrics to allow those trends to be understood on numerical data alone.

In this work, we introduce two intuitive and general metrics to allow for objective comparison of tracker characteristics, focusing on their precision in estimating object locations, their accuracy in recognizing object configurations and their ability to consistently label objects over time.

The chapter describes an adaptive fuzzy technique based on using different metrics to allow the detection of cluster shapes ranging from spherical to ellipsoidal clusters and an adaptive procedure similar to the generalized adaptive fuzzy n-means algorithm, but for shell prototypes.

We present sensitivity and specificity metrics to allow the determination of the best combination of parameters for a given purpose.

Extending this concept to medical imaging and especially to radiation protection is needed to collect radiation protection metrics and to allow for long-term follow-up for specific cohorts, which will be called a comprehensive medical database or imaging biobank.

In that paper, specific input- and output-related metrics are defined to allow for quantitative comparison.

In this context, robust metrics are important to allow fluctuations in the volume intensity.

It is a major strength of ESCAPE that fully standardized sets of exposure metrics were derived to allow comparability across cohorts that otherwise present substantial population heterogeneity.

Here, robust metrics are important to allow for discontinuities in the flow field between different objects in the scene (Black and Anandan, 1996).