Sentence examples for splitting objects from inspiring English sources
Table 2 Running times for low and high granularities of text objects Text splitting Objects Time (sec) Low granularity 50 0.206 High granularity 150 0.898.
Contour surfaces were made for each channel using a surface area detail of 0.2 µm, manually adjusting the absolute intensity and, in some cases, manually splitting touching objects.
Possible extensions to the proposed approach include improved handling of heavy object occlusion as well as mechanisms to deal with object splitting and merging.
This is advantageous since the handling of object splitting results in better masks (obtained from segmentation) than in the case of object fusion (where one has to rely on the masks deformed by the registration step) and counteracts deterioration of the masks over time.
The platoon leader objected — splitting his platoon in a hostile area rendered his men vulnerable — but he was ordered to proceed.
Many problems consist in splitting a set of objects into different groups so that each group verifies some properties.
Loberg hopes that Surreal will be able to offer the same deal for artists, selling their virtual objects and splitting revenue with the artist (80percentt would go to artists, and 20percentt would go in MojiLala's pocket).
Most of these papers have proposed object-appearance detectors to improve the performance of the detection task and to avoid or at least reduce problems relative to a simple background subtraction algorithm, such as merging and splitting blobs, detecting mobile background objects, and detecting moving shadows.
Our algorithm generates the projections of the objects which are used to split the data by improved splitting criteria with rank mutual information (RMI) or rank Gini impurity (RGI).
For example, the Molecule object can be implicitly treated as a string, allowing splitting and matching operations that are concise and intuitive.
What holography does is make a 3D image that is recorded on a photographic film by splitting a beam of laser light, bouncing the light off another object, then recombining the two beams back at the photographic plate.
