These probabilities represent the results obtained by two different measures of interaction distinctiveness s, d.
The interviewer tries to represent the patient's experiences and to disclose their typicality and distinctiveness, which means recognizing certain invariants or recurrent features.
Thus, on this 'classical' view, the saliency map represents the physical (bottom-up) distinctiveness of objects in the visual scene; signaling supra-dimensional feature contrast rather than absolute feature values at a given location relative to its surround [9].
The BoW descriptor represents the distribution of visual words and shows considerable distinctiveness and robustness; hence, this descriptor has been widely used in the field of CBIR.
Both species have been observed with red and gray morphs, bringing into question whether the earlier separation truly represented taxonomic distinctiveness.
In this case the evolutionary distinctiveness represented by the long interior edge is in little danger of being lost even if the more endangered species go extinct.
Also consistent is the distinctiveness of a population that may represent an undescribed species, from Pedernales Springs [ 10].
His remarks made me think a little more deeply about the distinctiveness between the words 'tolerance' and 'respect,' and the values they represent".
The distinctiveness of Hull will be a key part of the year's programme.
More relevant factors that impact the distinctiveness of nonspeech audio should be hypothesized investigated.
