When examining eye-movements for a subset of their scene stimuli that consisted of singular central objects, their data more resembled Chua et al.'s [10] findings, with East Asian participants making more background fixations than Western participants.
The vampire scene is a subset of the goth scene (black trench coats, white corpse paint, Edward Scissorhands haircuts, PVC -- or vinyl -- clothing).
Thus, the shot-duration fluctuations are not merely a subset of those for scene durations, nor are the scene-duration fluctuations a superset of those for shots.
In order to trade-off between the computational burden and maintain a certain degree of credibility, an approximate subset of the original scene is selected using the probability distance to reduce the number of scenarios.
The second half of that album would turn dark as he struggled with mental illness and descended into the shadows of a bizarre subset of the heavy metal music scene, one that celebrated chaos, decadence and death.
Selecting a subset of information from a sensory scene is possibly mediated by multiple neural mechanisms and strategies.
Maltz et al. [ 24] showed that older experienced drivers focus on a smaller subset of areas when viewing traffic scene images, whereas visual exploration in younger experienced drivers is more evenly distributed.
We use the following notation: set of all positions of true scene cuts in a test video sequence, set of all positions of scene cuts returned by the system, subset of that are true scene cuts (i.e., correct detection, or ).
And it's a testament to the devotion of cliff jumpers like Mr. Bynum, who make up a vibrant subset of younger artists on the experimental scene.
This step produced a subset of voxels within the hippocampus (or in EC/PHG) that contained the greatest amount of scene information within the training dataset.
