"sparse interest" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a lack of enthusiasm or interest in something. For example, "Despite the fact that the movie was highly acclaimed, it only drew sparse interest from audiences."
Correction: October 27, 2000, Friday An article on Wednesday about New Jersey voters' sparse interest in the Senate race, as shown in polls and in attendance at campaign events, misstated the contest's nationwide rank for spending.
As dense sampling has shown improving results over sparse interest points, the dense trajectory firstly samples the points in different spatial scales densely, then performs tracking in a dense optical flow field.
Careful analysis of the more recent connection, if any, between capital flows and growth in developing countries is still surprisingly sparse, though interest in the subject has been mounting lately.
Now, if this is the case (both strikes carry only sparse open interest readings and the trade is entered as a spread transaction) the investor hopes for a yuletide boost for Family Dollar while anticipating that shares will become overlooked by January.
These approaches in general extract sparse space-time interest points [35, 36] from the video sequences and then apply either discriminative or generative models for categorizing the activities.
Many recent techniques employ CS to sample sparse signal of interest at sub-Nyquist rate using a low-rate sampler as in analog-to-information (A/I) converter.
Though many patients ask for supportive options there are sparse data on interest of and factors associated with willingness to participate in institutional programs (e.g. exercise classes).
Under an assumption that the vector u 0 of interest is sparse, the work in [1, 2] shows that an accurate estimation of u 0 is possible even when m<n, that is, the observations are fewer than unknowns.
1) Create A Complete Profile Having a sparse profile does not interest those who view it.
The archaeological legacy of Rome in Scotland is of interest, but sparse, especially in the north.
In recent years, sparse coding has attracted significant interest in the field of signal denoising [4].
