Sentence examples for multiple patches and from inspiring English sources

Intuitively, LLR partitions the whole non-frontal image into multiple patches and applies linear regression to each patch.

We have increased the complexity from a single patch to multiple patches and observed that the system behaviors become increasingly complex.

First the input MR image is divided into multiple patches and then the center pixel value of each patch is supplied to the DNN.

The less dense network can be explained by the presence of multiple patches and clusters of spatially separated binding and active sites.

He wore a tattered gray lamb's-wool sweater that had multiple patches on the elbows, and a starched white shirt, and baggy blue sweatpants, and a pair of handmade socks.

The main idea of the proposed method lies in the following intuitive observation: partitioning the whole face into multiple patches reduces the face misalignment and variability between different persons and the transformation associated to pose changes can be better approximated with a linear map for the patches than for the whole image.

The current design of the MTS is based, in part, on the pharmacokinetic studies showing that when the patch is worn for 9 h, peak plasma concentrations of methylphenidate are reached at about 8 h after multiple patch applications, and the elimination half-life is 3 4 h [ 4].

On admission, the clinical exam was normal, except for bilateral lower limb edema and inflammation of the right calf incision area, with multiple patches of exposed soft tissue and suppuration.

Other recent work includes discussion of feedback control to stabilise chimeras [311], investigations of chimeras with multiple patches of incoherence [312], multicluster and travelling chimera states [313].

Example 1 in Figure 6 shows patches for an edge region where the multiple patches have a very similar underlying structure, and hence small inter-patch distances.

For each key-frame of a test video clip, the Hough voting framework is also used to detect salient segments, which are further partitioned into multiple patches, by grouping blocks of similar appearance and motions.