(S1 GP) "We've got a very slight detailed template...we've got extra things on that we like and we also have sub templates for podiatry and eye screening retinopathy... ........ (S3 NS) A number of practices encouraged nurses, particularly the diabetes nurse, to take a leading role in delivery.
The important difference between [16] and existing sub-template-based approaches such as [20 22] lies in the fusion of sub-template results.
This would bring about better reasoners to check the consistency of templates, sub-templates and instances.
For each frame, all sub-templates are matched to the target image individually, and the results of these sub-templates are then merged to obtain one consistent parameter transformation for the whole template.
As standard template tracking fails due to the severe occlusions, the idea is to divide the template to be tracked into certain sub-templates.
While previous approaches employ a hard decision between occluded and non-occluded sub-templates, the authors in [16] use a soft decision which exploits special properties of X-ray images.
But the COSMIC template inclusion mechanism does not allow a sub-template to include further sub-templates whereas the archetype slot inclusion has no such limitation.
EXMOTIF reuses the partial pos-lists created when using a depth first search to enumerate and extract the sub-templates.
Secondly, the identification of sub-templates has to be specific in COSMIC versus the dynamic inclusion criteria of archetype slots.
This archetype inclusion mechanism is similar to the COSMIC template-in-template feature, which allows sub-templates to be included in the main template to encourage reuse of templates.
In this paper, we present a user-centered architecture in which we have split the scenario modeling interface into 3 sub-interfaces (Template Builder, Experiment Builder, Experiment Interface) based on the user skill.
