Sentence examples for sparse spaces from inspiring English sources

Yet, since opening in summer 2002, these sparse spaces have been a huge success.

"Modern offices and desks have been stripped back to create sparse spaces – our findings question this widespread theory that less is more – sometimes less is just less," he said.

For instance, the time for a host to join a space is well under one second in sparse spaces and goes up to only two seconds in moderately dense spaces).

In this paper we split the projection techniques into two groups, global and local techniques, conduct an analysis of them, and present a novel local technique specially designed for projecting heavy tail distance distributions, such as the one produced by high-dimensional sparse spaces.

The accuracy, in terms of neighborhood preservation, is confirmed by a set of comparisons and tests, showing that LoCH is capable of successfully segregating groups of similar instances embedded in high-dimensional sparse spaces and of defining the borders between them, significantly better than most projection techniques.

Countering the plain backdrops and sparse spaces, Michelle was trying to present himself in front of the camera according to his own ideas.

The building itself has beautiful Grecian decorations but the main event is the Brangwyn Hall, a vast, sparse space that the council has beautifully restored and where hangs a series of enormous panels by the artist Frank Brangwyn.

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.

Yesterday, Google's homepage (a famously sparse space that typically only adds occasional links to its own new products or big charity causes) even included a prominent link to a Google+ Hangout with Vaughn and Wilson that was apparently part of the movie's promotional push.

It is based on that a sparse or compressible signal can be represented by the fewer number of bases than the one required by Nyquist theorem, when it is mapped to the space with bases incoherent to the bases of the sparse space.

Then, an iterative gradient descent is proposed to minimize the error between magnitudes (||U_{k text {near})}^{s}||_{2}) and the proposed velocity field formulation of Eq. (4) based on the sparse space representation of the observed data Z k near).