Sentence examples for recognition of images from inspiring English sources

A general algorithm for fast recognition of LBS images can be developed based on the suggested method of the parallel hierarchical transformation for processing dynamic images (Figure 3): Figure 3 The general algorithm for recognition of images of LBSs.

"Hello is the first place where we're introducing content recognition of documents with word recognition of images, proximity-based automatic data exchange, the grouping of the home screen not just by people but by people you've met roughly at the same time roughly same place," Libin said.

However, the extraction of SIFT descriptor itself is time-consuming, and then matching a large amount of them or quantizing them into a histogram in a large number of visual words, which are generally needed in BOF model for acceptable recognition of images, also exhausts a lot of time.

So, when little Barack was growing up, so too, was the recognition of images that would allow that age-old refrain "You could be President" to ring true.

We also demonstrated the utility of the new LIPS image database for automated organelle recognition of images from another plant cell image database with image clustering analyses.

In line with this latter study, we describe here two distinct patterns of activations that are tightly correlated with the conscious recognition of images.

The optimized LPWNN performance has been evaluated by comparing to conventional neural networks with double-precision floating-point weights on road recognition of image for intelligent vehicle in ARM 9 embedded systems, and the results show the optimized LPWNN has 7 times faster than the conventional ones.

The paradigm class analysis then revealed that the latter could be attributed to tasks involving passive and active (recognition) viewing of images as well as following film presentations (Fig.  7a).

A study related to recognition of digit images include multicolumn deep convolution neural network that able to extract features from an image [2].

Common approaches to facial expression recognition of static images are designed considering three main parts: (1) region of interest selection, (2) feature extraction, and (3) image classification.

"I had a very, very early childhood recognition of these images but frankly they were new to me and new to our curators even though we had a sense of recognition," he said.