"scene layout" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to describe the way a scene in a movie or play is staged, for example: "The director carefully planned the scene layout to create suspense."
This book offers an overview of traditional big visual data analysis approaches and provides state-of-the-art solutions for several scene comprehension problems, indoor/outdoor classification, outdoor scene classification, and outdoor scene layout estimation.
Such object should not be considered part of the foreground forever after, so the background model has to adapt and understand that the scene layout may be physically updated.
This work is interesting because the images used to reason about 3D scene layout were actually monocular.
Error distributions varied substantially with changes in scene layout; we compared these directly with the likelihood maps to quantify the success of the models.
In contrast, we use information about 3D scene layout directly obtained from advanced stereo processing; on the other hand, our system does not perform Bayesian inference to determine the most likely 3D scene layout since we rely on the quality of our stereo information.
Beavis Supervising Director Yvette Kaplan directed the Daria pilot and did a great job getting humor and personality into a piece which was basically made up of slightly animated scene layouts.
Besides, MSPN characterizes scene spatial layouts in a fine-to-coarse manner to enforce the consistency in labeling.
Although Tatsuta was unable to take notes or sketch scenes while at work, those who have visited the plant will attest to the accuracy of every painstakingly reproduced scene, from the layout of the rest areas where he worked to the abandoned neighbourhoods that encircle the stricken plant.
Several key components are identified which cooperate with attention during the analysis of complex dynamic visual inputs, namely, rapid computation of scene gist and layout, localized object recognition and tracking at attended locations, working memory that holds a representation of currently relevant targets, and long-term memory of known world entities and their interrelationships.
Past work has in fact demonstrated that, when asked to take an imagined viewpoint after learning a scene or object layout, observers can more accurately report the direction/location of previously learned targets after a period of disorientation that dissociates the two frames of reference (actual body orientation and imagined orientation) and thus reduces the conflict [58].
