Sentence examples for processing pictures from inspiring English sources

But identifying diseases by processing pictures of them only taps a fraction of deep learning's power.

Finally, we plan to apply our methods to realistic applications, such as processing pictures to translate words within crowds of participants. 1 In our concern, the situation is the sense of task load. 2 For strong information scenario, the local information could be sufficiently collected; while for weak information case, only local and limited information is available.

For processing pictures IrfanView 4 (Irfan Skiljan, Wiener Neustadt, Austria) was used.

Miltner et al. [ 15] observed no phobia-specific effect on early ERP components (N1, P2, N2) when spider or snake phobic individuals were processing pictures of feared objects.

Participants with chronic Wernicke's aphasia and age-matched controls made semantic judgements about single items which engage minimal or moderate phonological processing (pictures and written words, respectively, in comparison with spoken word processing).

Activation close to these co-ordinates has been reported by several studies to be higher for processing pictures of artifacts than pictures of animals (Chao, Haxby, & Martin, 1999; Chao, Weisberg, & Martin, 2002; Mechelli, Sartori, Orlandi, & Price, 2006; Noppeney, Price, Penny, & Friston, 2006).

Moreover, vasopressin also increased connectivity of the right amygdala with the medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) and the inferior parietal lobule during the processing of pictures illustrating a socially threatening scene.

In terms of inducing mental imagery processing, only pictures were found to make a significant difference.

This study tests whether children's letter knowledge improves as a result of alphabet book sharing and how the visual processing of pictures and letters affects learning from repeated alphabet book readings.

This bias is already evident within the earliest stages of perceptual processing of pictures with emotional content.

When processing complex pictures of objects in scenes, object-processing brain regions in the ventral visual areas in East Asians were characterized by reduced engagement compared to Westerners [11], [12].