In this sense, the best fusion method provides the largest number of correctly perceived details (originating from each of the individual modalities that were used as input for the fusion scheme) and the smallest amount of false alarms (fusion artifacts or illusory details).
Apart from processing colour, cone cells help the eye perceive detail and rapid changes in surroundings.
Apart from processing colour, these cone cells help the eye perceive detail and rapid changes in surroundings.
As has been stated, the ability to perceive detail is restricted in the dark-adapted retina when the illumination is such as to excite only the scotopic type of vision; this is in spite of the high sensitivity of the retina to light under the same conditions.
Where do they learn to perceive details of a scene the way a hunter reads a landscape?
The examiners within the individual topics or disciplines of comparative science can all follow the same laws of nature when perceiving details of features with similar strategies for comparative measurements.
The first is obtained from an extension to the visual exposure algorithm, and the second is evaluated through a weighting curve based on the ability to perceive details of the subject of interest.
QBA is a whole-animal approach, and the underlying premise is that human observers can integrate perceived behavioural details and signals to judge an animal's behavioural expression, using qualitative descriptors (e.g. relaxed, anxious) that reflect the animals' affective (emotional) state (Wemelsfelder, 1997, 2007).
Our mentoring "contract" is in the form of a letter from the mentor to the referring assistant or associate dean outlining the perceived deficiencies, details or the learning plan – including training activities and frequency of meetings – and documenting that both mentor and student agree with this plan.
As Craig observes on the dotsies website, the dotsies font "is significantly more horizontally condensed than normal fonts, letting about twice as much fall within the area of your field of vision that perceives fine detail at any given time".
