Sentence examples for performance of colour from inspiring English sources
Performance of colour Doppler US for early pregnancy diagnosis was evaluated calculating sensitivity (Sens), specificity (Spec), negative predictive values (NPV), positive predictive values (PPV) and accuracy (Ac).
In Study 2, performance of colour Doppler US as a tool to predict pregnancy status in ewes on Day 17 post-insemination was as follows: Sens = 93.5%, Spec = 80.8%, PPV = 85.6%, NPV = 91.1% and Ac = 87.8%.
Based on this evidence an approach for improving the performance of colour constancy algorithms that can be obtained from daylight illuminated scenes is proposed based upon the observed variation of the correlated colour temperature (CCT) of measured daylight with solar elevation and date.
To test the adaptive significance of variation in innate colour bias, we compared the performance of colour-naïve bees, from nine bumblebee colonies raised from local wild-caught queens, in a laboratory colour bias paradigm using violet (bee UV-blue) and blue (bee blue) artificial flowers.
Here, we should note that the algorithms chosen to investigate the performance enhancement of colour constancy using solar elevation and date, do not rely on the content of the rest of the scene in extracting the illuminant invariant features.
Based on the investigation we describe a method to improve the performance of the colour constancy algorithms using the correlation between the correlated colour temperature of measured daylight with the solar elevation and phase of the day (morning, midday and evening).
Table 3 Performance of the colour channel misalignment artefact removal algorithm in images before and after removing specular highlights.
In this article, we investigate the advantages of using solar elevation and phase of the day as auxiliary information to enhance the performance of a colour constancy algorithm.
TMS session had no effect on performance of the colour task, F (2,32) = 0.5, ns, or the orientation task, F (2,32) = 1.5, ns.
We demonstrate the performance of our colouring technique in the application example – visualisation of the stress field in the Brazilian test.
The hypothesis that emotional versus cognitive conflict may depend on distinct subdivisions of the ACC was based on evidence from emotional adaptations of the Stroop task, which examine interference from emotional distracters (e.g., performance of the colour-naming task for emotional relative to non-emotional words; [19]).
