Notice that in Fig. 9, after the target splits, tracking using stationary sensors performs much better than before splitting.
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Measured round-trip time for different targets split into the subparts from Figure 6.
c Two human targets split correctly after fully mutual occlusion with a red/green rectangle bounding box[11].
21 Each prefectural government further had the mergers and reorganizations targets split within subordinate governments (county and district), and the relevant administrative authority was granted to them.
a Three human targets tracked with red rectangle bounding boxes labeled 1, 2, and 3. b Target labeled 2 and target labeled 3 merge together as a new target labeled 4. c Merged targets split into target labeled 2 and 3 by feature matching [7].
In the 2nd condition 20 of 40 stimuli were Vs which required response inhibition (50% target, 50% non-target split).
Next, a tracking setting is considered with two targets where one of targets splits into two targets at a certain time.
This naturally leads to two notions of discontinuous composition: a deterministic view, where wrapping targets a particular split point, and a non-deterministic view where the targeted split point is arbitrary.
Pollsters counter that it would be unscientific to take an otherwise random sample, and then adjust it to achieve a target partisan split 50-500 Democrat-Republican, for instance).
First, the training data for each target is split into fivefolds.
