Sentence examples for skeleton representation of from inspiring English sources

The binary image is cleaned and thinned to a fiber skeleton representation of the image.

We present a method by which the fluorescence angiograms of the CAM vasculature were recorded and analyzed by a multistep mathematical procedure to obtain a skeleton representation of the vessels and capillaries.

The Novak and Tyson model has only a skeleton representation of UPS, however, it does explicitly represent Cell Division Cycle protein 20 (CDH10), CDH1 and Anaphase Promoting Complex/Cyclosome (APC/C), all of which are E3 components.

Image analysis of pseudopod formation dynamics was based on a skeleton representation of cell shape [ 36] and the detection of shape changes between successive frames, using the Matlab Image Processing Toolbox (Mathworks).

Thus, a skeleton representation is computed on the basis of the boundary and, therefore, a skeleton represents boundary properties rather than the hierarchies and extensions of biological interest.

With the skeleton representation, we could separate the extension (red tips) and retraction (blue tips) of cell surface protrusions.

The process of analysis was standardized; resolution of images was converted to 300 dpi and vascular structures transformed into a one-pixel diameter skeleton representation.

The mean FA skeleton, a representation of the centre of the WM tracts common to all subjects, was created for the RH only, and thresholded at FA > 0.25.

Experimental results on three benchmark datasets demonstrate that our proposed approach outperforms existing skeleton representations in terms of recognition accuracy.

We believe that this is hardly achievable in a truly distributed system, and therefore designed OpenTox in a different way; we provide a skeleton ontology, allowing representation of a few basic classes, generate dynamic resources, and link/annotate them with all relevant third party ontologies.

Yet while skeletons provided the raw material for artists long before the Renaissance, the representation of skeletons in art didn't really take off until scientists began studying human anatomy between the 1500s and 1700s.