Sentence examples similar to multi dimensional vectors from inspiring English sources

First, it proposes a new way to abstract blocks, which are considered as multi-dimensional vectors instead of traditional block Ids.

Then, a wave transformation is performed on the grayscale waves in the local sub-region, and a matrix of multi-dimensional vectors is obtained.

In the above equation, d was the Hough transformation result of image D m,n), Φ was the multi-dimensional vectors formed by related curve parameters, n = f(m; Φ) was the curve to be detected.

The amount of data changes (QoD) necessary to trigger an action, denoted by κ, is specified using multi-dimensional vectors that associate QoD constraints with data object containers, such as a column or group of columns in a table of a given column-oriented database.

One solution is to come up with an appropriate 'metric' to convert multi-dimensional vectors into a scalar that reflects the difference.

SMO is a discriminative classifier, that converts the reference data objects in multi-dimensional vectors and defines a separating hyperplane among the objects belonging to different classes, i.e., given labeled training data, the algorithm outputs an optimal hyperplane that separates the classes with the largest minimum distance.

In vector tomography (VT), the aim is to reconstruct an unknown multi-dimensional vector field using line integral data.

Using a multi-dimensional vector classifier, these features carry enough information to accurately classify a range of commonly occurring indoor and outdoor surfaces without using of any mechanical system model.

The algorithm is based on the Hamiltonian formalism in the framework of which Maxwell's equations for passive media are shown to be equivalent to the first-order equation, ∂Ψ/∂t=HΨ, where H is a linear differential operator (Hamiltonian) acting on a multi-dimensional vector Ψ built of the electromagnetic inductions and auxiliary matter fields describing the medium response.

Then we turn each of those words into a vector, in a multi-dimensional vector space.

A massive corpus of information is often best represented in a multi-dimensional vector space.