Sentence examples for representations to solve from inspiring English sources

Specifically, it has been suggested that the visual system uses either single or multiple representations to solve the problem of viewpoint invariance for object recognition [ 33 35].

What makes this task so interesting from a cognitive neuroscience perspective is that participants access the same mental representations to solve these tasks that are also used in planning everyday actions.

Here, CCA aims to maximize the correlation, through a coefficient ρ, between two variable sets and learns projection vectors to derive a subspace which can be used as a common feature representation to solve cross-domain problems.

The room-structure-room finite element representation, employed to solve sound propagation and sound-structure interaction problems, as well as the dynamic coupling of and the sound energy propagation through successive air-structure layers are investigated.

The rats were also given a probe task designed to examine the type of representation used to solve the task.

This representation was created to solve the representation problem in the design system for Frank Lloyd Wright's prairie houses, a shape grammar that was converted into a parametric design system.

A numerical method using implicit surface representations is proposed to solve the linearized Poisson Boltzmann equation that arises in mathematical models for the electrostatics of molecules in solvent.

According to the characteristics of the proposed model, a multi-objective particle swarm optimization algorithm (MOPSO) with permutation-based representation is proposed to solve the problem.

The fourth type, discursive representation, has been developed to solve this 'scale-problem' of quantitative representation.

Experts often have mental representations that allow them to solve problems without having to use spatial thinking.

The use of congruent gestures helps to construct better mental representations and mental operations to solve mathematical problems, which has implications for the ways that digital interfaces can be designed.