Sentence examples for operating the spatial from inspiring English sources

For this reason, the Austrian Meteorological Agency (ZAMG) is operating the spatial and temporal high resolution INCA system (Integrated Now-casting through ComprehensinceAnalysis) since begin of 2005.

The features evaluated can be roughly divided in methods operating in the spatial domain and those operating in the transform domain.

Large numbers of literatures show that the performance of watermarking schemes based on frequency domain is far better than those operating in the spatial domain.

This subsection is dedicated to present some of the main works implementing fragile reversible watermarking by operating in the spatial domain.

The model is also predicated on the idea that morphology is produced not by genes alone but rather by the interaction of a gene network operating in the spatial context of the developing epithelial surface that itself contributes to the final morphological form of the crown.

Both RPCA and GMM are operated in the spatial domain.

The post-processing result of RPCA (Figure 8e) is better than the proposed algorithm due to the fact that RPCA is operated in the spatial domain.

All the aforementioned BS algorithms operate in the spatial domain and require a large amount of training sequences to estimate a background model.

Most of the existing unified information hiding methods are designed to operate in the spatial domain and their direct application to the compressed domain such as JPEG will lead to large bitstream size increment.

This position argues that students with low spatial ability are less able to visualize and operate on the spatial relationships that underlie disciplinary concepts in STEM and that this negatively impacts these students very early in their course of study (Uttal & Cohen, 2012; Wai, Lubinski, & Benbow, 2009).

While the GMRF method operates in the spatial domain, the WT-GMRF method is based on wavelet-transformed color channels in order to be able to capture texture details at different resolutions.