Sentence examples for proportion of faces from inspiring English sources
Figure 15 shows the proportion of faces from different continents (columns) that were classified as being from a particular continent (rows).
The proportion of faces classified as positive for different continents (columns) when trained one-vs-all for a particular continent (rows).
The proportion of faces classified as positive for different sub-continents (columns) when trained one-vs-all for a particular sub-continent (rows).
The investment and increase in staff is to support the higher proportion of face to face assessments we now carry out, as well as to meet the requirements of the contract going forward.
Additional approaches would also benefit from support through regulation, such as a requirement from accrediting organisations to include a minimum proportion of face-to-face assessment.
The highest proportion of face mask wearing was reported by the oldest age group (60 69 years), while the lowest proportion was reported by the youngest age group (20 29 years).
The rise in the proportion of face-to-face consultations over time may have been influenced by financial changes that affected PHCCs in 2007 when funds to conduct telephone consultations were withdrawn.
Participants showed greater agreement on the best proportions of faces they considered more humanlike and more attractive and less tolerance for deviation from these proportions in more attractive faces.
Although adaptive classifier ensembles have been applied for robust face matching, it is often assumed that the proportions of faces captured for target and non-target individuals are balanced, known a priori, and do not change over time.
The summed proportion of famous faces correctly recognized and unfamiliar faces correctly rejected did not significantly differ between patients and controls [ t(41) = 1.6, P > 0.1].
She looked like Lewis Carroll's Alice as depicted in the famous illustrations by John Tenniel: she wore a pale dress ending beneath the knee, her fair hair combed to fall over her shoulders, and her proportions of face and figure bringing Alice to mind.
