Sentence examples for structure of the image from inspiring English sources
The second aspect of performance to be met in a television system is the detailed structure of the image.
This paper describes the structure of the Image Receptive Fields Neural Network (IRF-NN) introduced recently by our team.
A new, expanded edition of this well-regarded series, "Uncommon Places," has just been published by Aperture, and every picture reverberates with the tenor of that era, from the quality of the color down to the structure of the image.
Unlike previous models, the proposal is grounded on the specific adaptation of the basis of low level features to the statistical structure of the image.
Preliminary results indicate that while users are aware of the variable-resolution structure of the image, the high-resolution sweet spot follows their gaze well and promises to be useful in practice.
Many ganglion cells in primates also show colour opponency for example, responding to "red-on/green-off" or "blue-on/yellow-off" and signaling information about the wavelength structure of the image.
While I will attempt to provide clear definitions of the pertinent technical terminology, what I am most concerned with is the overlap between these terms' ostensibly precise technical meanings and the inferential structure of the images from which the terms originate.
The major problem of road extraction method is the complex structure of the images, which contain many different objects, such as roads, houses, trees, vehicles, etc., with differences in shape, tone, and the texture.
Our modeling in Eq. (14), on the other hand, allows for the small-valued transform coefficients through Gaussian distributions while enforcing the general compressible structure of the images.
To observe the hidden micro-structure of the image this ring is required to be corrected without impairing the visual quality of the image detail.
From this kind of cartoon image, our proposed algorithm does a good job at restoring faint geometrical structures of the image.
