We then evaluate ECE on four image datasets: USPS digital hand-writing, CMU PIE face, CIFAR-10 tiny image and SUN397 scene, showing the accurate and robust performance of our method for large-scale image classification.
The indicator is a tiny image and each pixel of the indicator is true if the corresponding tile on the input image shall be processed in this iteration and false otherwise.
He makes obstreperous, richly glazed ceramic vessels that suggest charred remains; totemic sculptures webbed with mucousy, macramélike drips of resin; large, dark collages dotted with constellations of tiny images of artifacts; and drawings, photographs and short videos.
In a series called "What Lies Between Flesh and Blood" (2009), flat planes of color evoking the spiritual serenity of a Mark Rothko work reveal, in their detail, a mosaic of tiny images of wounds and discolored skin the artist has taken from pornographic Web sites.
Among the groupings is a particularly poignant display of pieces about violence, including Stephen McKenzie's print dealing with gang warfare in Newark; Jason Clay Lewis's real rifle bullets engraved with tiny images of celebrities; and one of the best of the last paintings by the late New York political painter Leon Golub.
Presented in suitably Pernicean chipboard vitrines, the models can seem architecturally plausible and current in their asymmetrical forms, cross-fertilization of commercial and residential formats and vivid touches of color and tiny images.
LONDON — Digital patterns, painterly brushstrokes, mighty splodges and tiny images — British fashion has made a reputation for "all the new that's fit to print".
Lots of dead space, exposed buttons, and tiny images crammed into a dull list view.
Nearly lifesize and made of impossibly dense clottings of tiny images of multiple body parts (both naughty and not), internal organs and musculature, these creatures have a creepy-crawly, almost pornographic quality.
