Sentence examples for robust perception from inspiring English sources

However, the neural interactions among modalities that share no spatial stimulus domain yet are essential for robust perception within noisy environments remain uncharacterized.

These combined representations might increase the redundancy of the encoded speech signal allowing more robust perception particularly in the difficult listening conditions studied here.

"But even if our position was pretty robust the perception was we were facing a significantly worse financial position than we were.

It does not need force closure and contacts, and therefore is robust to perception noises.

Robust environmental perception is a crucial parameter for the development of autonomous ground vehicle applications, especially in the field of agricultural robotics which is one of the priorities for the Horizon 2020 robotics funding (EU funding program for research and innovation).

These models posit that robust 'multisensory' perception might act to increase the level of activation of perceptual schemas, which in turn might increase the 'readiness' of brain areas devoted to the control of prehensile actions.

Controls' robust vestibular perception correlated with a cortical WM network conspicuously absent in dancers.

These two studies provide robust evidence that perception of host nation identification explains the effects of perceived cultural adoption on attitudes towards immigrants.

This paper considers these merits of caging and proposes an efficient approach to find the optimized finger positions for robust grasping under perception noises by measuring the quality of caging.

On the other hand, there is a consensus (see, for example, A Roadmap for US Robotics [1]) that we are still far behind in some key technology areas such as perception, robust high fidelity sensing and planning and control to achieve highly dexterous object manipulation capabilities.

Although such a mechanism may well account for perceptual bias arising in the short-term, it does not account for the often irreversible and robust changes in perception that result from long-term, developmental experience.