Sentence examples for slow features from inspiring English sources

Slow features can be learned using deep learning, which is advantageous for action recognition [2]; however, the effectiveness of deep learning over handcrafted systems is still not evident.

This cancer development pattern in aged male heterozygous Men1 mice is similar to other non SV40-TAg GEM prostate cancer models, likely reflecting the relative late and slow features of prostate cancer development in men.

The other movements are fast (but with some impassioned-sounding melody) and slow, featuring a song for bassoon.

Saturday Come Slow featured Damon Albarn, who wandered about, singing disconsolately as a guitar twanged out something like a spaghetti-western melody.

An acquired skill includes both the learned actions and the learned slow feature representation.

Slow feature discriminant analysis (SFDA) is an attractive biologically inspired learning method to extract discriminant features for classification.

To address those problems, we propose a new feature extraction method called adaptive slow feature discriminant analysis (ASFDA) in this paper.

A rather new approach is the use of slow feature analysis (SFA) for dynamic time-varying scenarios [47] with the main advantage of being able to find uncorrelated projections by means of an Expectation-Maximization (EM) algorithm.

In this paper, we propose an on-line and unsupervised motion segmentation method allowing the robot to imitate and perform actions by observing the motion patterns performed by other partner through Incremental Kernel Slow Feature Analysis.

CCSA also does this, but unlike previous implementations, the world model is a set of compact low-dimensional representations of the streams of high-dimensional visual information, which are learned through incremental slow feature analysis.

We've been bullish on MySpace Music, and despite the relatively slow feature progress since launch they've recently made significant improvements to the product (best of all it isn't sluggish any more).