Sentence examples for preserve weak from inspiring English sources

Because of this, the GVF does not effectively preserve weak edges.

However, Meas does not preserve weak pullbacks, and (worse) it does not preserve ωop limits (see Viglizzo 2005).

This is because it cannot suppress strong noise and preserve weak details of information only using the variance criterion.

Additionally, if β is carefully tuned, we may preserve weak edges due to the presence of a regularizing component middle term of (14 that is similar to that of TV.   2.

Moreover, both (rho ^* i)) and (rho _!(i)) preserve weak equivalences, thus descend to an adjoint pair of functors on the homotopy categories, and therefore the functor ({text {Ho}}(rho ^* i))) is fully faithful as well.

Although the GVF model has proved effective and has widely been used in image segmentation, it has some disadvantages, such as a high computational cost, substantial noise sensitivity, and an inability to capture and preserve weak edges.

Although the resolution power of this approach is reduced relative to BN-PAGE, this method can potentially preserve weaker interactions.

He noted that asylums, vaccinations, and medical care preserved weak or helpless persons at a general cost.

The location of the advancing solid liquid interface is numerically determined using an energy preserving weak form of the Stefan condition.

Indeed, in more extremist societies, opinions tend to be clustered on the extremes, with the network graph (mathcal {G} k)) often split in at least two disconnected groups, while in moderate societies opinions are easier to be contained in a given set of interest, with (mathcal {G} k)) often preserving weak connectivity as k increases.

Native mass spectrometry refers to an emerging methodology in which proteins are analyzed in their native state thus preserving weak non-covalent interactions in the gas-phase [29].