In this article, the template size is 3 × 3.
(gamma _{k,i}^+ >gamma _{k,i}^-) means that the utility is decreasing strongly when the template size is increasing.
All running times of scanning, filtering, clustering and simulation procedures increase as search template size is growing.
The head template size is dependent on both subject and view; in this figure, the template sizes of the original image are 30 × 26 and 26 × 20 pixels for the 85° and 55° views, respectively.
Let the template size be (S_{T} = (s_{x},s_{y} )), and s x and s y denote the horizontal and vertical size, respectively, and define a scaling pool as (S = left{ {t_{1},t_{2}, ldots,t_{k} } right}).
The influence of hydrophilic lipophilic balance (HLB), surfactant type and concentration, water content, and sonication time on the template size were examined in order to find optimal conditions for preparing dextrin nanoparticles.
The parameter setting is the same as that of Horinouchi et al. (2017b): The template size is 7.5° both in longitude and in latitude; horizontal winds are obtained at grid points with a 3° interval; and the spatial sliding average of cross-correlation surfaces is employed at adjacent grid points (center plus the four upper/lower/left/right points, called the "STS -type STS -typen IH16).
For calculation of traction forces, square image blocks with a template size of 15 25 pixels = 2.5 4.1 µm (where the smaller template sizes were applied on the stiff 35 kPa substrates) were centered on each reference bead position, identified as intensity maxima in the reference frame.
The smoothness is partly because of the overlap of the template regions (while the template regions size is 7.5°, CMV grid points are taken at a 3° intervals, and a sliding average is applied to cross-correlation surfaces), but note that no smoothing was applied to the derived winds.
where W l is a template which size is relatively small, and must satisfy the normalization rule Σ a Σ b W l (a, b) = 1.
