Sentence examples for neighbouring values from inspiring English sources

The cluster is classified as such when the value at a location (either high or low) is more similar to its neighbours (as summarized by averaging the neighbouring values, the spatial lag) than would be the case under spatial randomness.

This mechanism concerns shifting the neighbouring values of some decision variable in the harmony.

In order to make this assessment, the current ODF value must be compared to the two neighbouring values.

Moreover, the accuracy of the spatial predictive models may be affected by spatial autocorrelation, which means that a part of the variance is explained by neighbouring values.

This is used in the watershed architecture to increase processing speed by allowing multiple values (i.e., the centre and neighbouring values) to be read in a single clock cycle.

The difference between neighbouring values g p and the centre pixel value g c are encoded with three values using a threshold value t: begin{array}rcl@ s_{3}(g_{p},;g_{c},;t)= left{ begin{array}{rl} 1, &; g_{p} geq g_{c} + t 0, &; g_{c} - t leq g_{p} < g_{c} + t -1, &; text{otherwise} end{array} right.. end{array} (5).

During growth, mutant offspring arise at a rate, μ, and thereby obtain a new fitness value that corresponds to one of the L neighbouring fitness values.

This approach has the advantage of allowing the centre and neighbouring pixel values to be obtained in a single clock cycle without the need for storing multiple copies of the pixel values.

Neighbouring measurement values along time series or across geographic space that are more similar or less similar than expected for randomly associated pairs of measurements are positively auto-correlated or negatively auto-correlated, respectively.

The median filter replace a pixel using the median of its neighbouring pixels' values.

However in our case, we searched for local minima at the right side of the threshold value (within 10 neighbouring gray level values).