Sentence examples for seconds per image from inspiring English sources

"A human expert, assuming 10 seconds per image, would take more than 15 years to perform the same task," say Gebru and co.

The average run time for our CNN based detection method on a new image after training was 6 seconds per image for the confocal AOSLO data set (image size of 150 by 150 pixels) and 12 seconds per image for the split detector AOSLO data set (average image size of 206.5 by 206.5 pixels).

Extensive experiments on four publicly available databases demonstrate the effectiveness and efficiency of the proposed method, with an average detection rate of 99.11% and detection time less than 15 seconds per image.

That was a big advance over the prior technology, which took several seconds per image.

Table 6 shows the computational cost of various feature descriptors in seconds, per image frame.

Regarding postprocessing, our MRF smoother takes 2 4 seconds per image, while our oversegmenter takes 1-2 seconds.

The method is very fast, taking less than one second per image and generating an average of 424 segments per image on the MSRC-21 dataset.

Not only does this create a smooth and accurate depth map across multiple exposures, but it does so really quickly: about a second per image, which is why the tool they created shoots at that rate, and why they call the paper "Instant 3D Photography".

Never before have we had technology that could be handed hundreds of millions of images and learn what the world looks like, then be handed a quarter billion new images it has never seen before and sift through them all, taking just a second per image and be able to put them on a map, visually geocoding the collection based exclusively on the scene each image depicts.

For each injury, we produce a sequence of 3D images ( -stacks), every forty seconds per 3D image, for a total of 15 -stacks.

Although the use of mechanical shear direction changers renders image acquisition somewhat slow (~3 seconds per 6 images), the PD imaging system allows quantifiable visualization of subcellular structures, in a similar manner to OI-DIC24.