Sentence examples for orientation representation from inspiring English sources

Characteristics of the evolutionary trees Form and orientation Representation of ancestors Depiction of time Traditional "Tree of Life" Description Trees must have a main trunk, a single point of inception as a requirement of evolutionary theory to represent commonality of origin for groups of related organisms.

This indicates that orientation representation is biased toward the horizontal orientation for very young normal kittens.

Figure 3 shows which changes in the orientation representation during 1-w GR also sufficiently modify orientation selectivity if adequately timed.

We performed chronic optical imaging repeatedly twice or three times for 12 among 35 goggle-reared kittens to see the recovery or consolidation of altered orientation maps, and for 15 among 23 normally reared kittens to see the age-dependent changes of orientation representation bias.

The Gabor filter is used for edge detection in image processing, the frequency and orientation representations of Gabor filters are similar to those of the human visual system and efficient to describe the texture.

This is because the mixture-model analysis suggests that the quality of the underlying orientation representations was not actually affected by the location manipulation, only the probability to report the correct item.

The proposed technique first converts the image into orientation tensor representation.

This benefit is a well shown phenomenon in visual perception ([72], [73]; see [74] for an excellent review), and it is also revealed in VWM by showing that at least for the objects formed by multiple simple features (e.g., simple color and orientation), the representations in VWM take the form of integrated objects [1], [12], [22], [31], [32], [75].

It suggests that spatial memories may be based on orientation-dependent representations; when instead misalignments occur, conflicts trigger between different SFRs (Tenbrink and Seifert 2011).

Our behavioral results replicate and extend those reported previously, and strongly suggest that orientation-dependent representations of global form influence basic visual processing in the service of figure-ground segregation.

This model states that in the absence of attention, recognition is mediated by holistic (and orientation-dependent) representations, whereas a structural description that specifies object parts independently of spatial information can be derived under conditions of full attention.