Sentence examples for perceptible information from inspiring English sources

The Shannon entropy cannot measure the perceptible information or give the bitrate bound in this case.

This bound equals to the perceptible information rate of the signals.

In this section, we will define SPE using the BCPPM and then discuss in detail the computational implementation of BCPPM, including 3 core components: the CB filterbank, binaural cues computation, and perceptible information computation (Figure 12). Figure 12 SPE calculation.

We have developed the Binaural Cues Physiological Perceptual Model (BCPPM) to measure the perceptible information, or Spatial Perceptual Entropy (SPE), in multichannel audio signals and have given a lower bitrate bound in multimedia communications for this type of contents.

This respondent emphasizes that the sight of a patient can only be valuable for diagnosing if the visual information is authentic and an integrated part of clinical reasoning, in which a variety of perceptible information is used to either verify or discredit certain interpretations.

Since spatial hearing on the physiological layer is too complex and uncertainty to be incorporated in computational model for common listeners, we restrict the calculation of perceptible spatial information to that directly related to ITD, ILD, and IC and physiological data corresponding to the three cues.

But not all information is perceptible.

New technologies have emerged that are capable of holding considerable amounts of information, whilst having no perceptible effect on the object being digitally watermarked.

Surface structure information is simple and immediately perceptible to a user, whereas deep structure information is content-specific knowledge needed for problem solving (Nyerges 1991).

The well-preserved enclosed architecture of Chavín's buildings allows us to make acoustic measurements that show how these spaces transmit and filter sound, which provides information about how site architecture can create perceptible sonic effects.

In the twenty-first century, the face is a database, a dynamic bank of information points — muscle configurations, childhood scars, barely perceptible flares of the nostril — that together speak to what you feel and who you are.