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In order to be suitable to various input images, the region ranges can be resized by the scale factor that has been set as the initial value.
Owing to avoiding human interferences and reducing operating time, the proposed method is more robust and suitable to various image and video applications than the conventional segmentation methods.
The method for mixture distribution model is suitable to various microarray data types obtained from single noise sources, or from multiple noise sources.
This makes them more competitive and suitable to various application needs (Banat et al. 2000; Cameotra and Makkar 1998; Cameotra and Makkar 2004; Nitschke et al., 2005b; Singh et al. 2007; Van Hamme et al. 2006).
However, the proposed robust segmentation method does not need the ground truths and iterative operations to determine the segmentation results, and therefore is very suitable to various real-time image and video segmentation applications under no ground truth.
In order to develop rice varieties suitable to various consumer quality preferences, knowledge of the genetics of key quality traits is inevitable.
"It was a matter of finding terms that were suitable to the various parties, like the Berlin estate," said George Feltenstein, Turner's vice president for marketing.
It is suitable to testing various null hypotheses via permutation techniques as demonstrated by artificial and actual data.
These benefits make the missing data formalism very suitable to tackle various robustness issues beyond the additive noise effects considered in this article.
The resulting fiber trajectories are suitable to satisfy various winding patterns due to their geometric flexibilities and comply with the fiber stability and windability.
Compared with the drag coefficient model proposed by Wen and Yu, results predicted by the cluster-based drag coefficient model are in good agreement with experimental results, indicating that the cluster-based drag coefficient model is suitable to describe various statuses in fast-fluidized beds.
