We explored how variation in viewpoints was related to expertise, background, and broader institutional contexts in which one lives and works.
In addition to these environmental factors, the variation in viewpoints from which interactions can be observed makes the introduction of a single visual representation of the interaction challenging.
Each video contains one two-person interaction, recorded under controlled settings but with small variations in viewpoint (see Fig. 6).
In the NOMT, there are 54 trials following the learning phase (in which feedback is given), in which objects have to be recognized across small variations in viewpoint.
It is not surprising to get such good result because GGE captures the variations in viewpoint changes when recognition is performed.
These 3D positions can be more direct cues for HAR, providing robustness against variations in viewpoints.
There were variations in viewpoints among the CCG leaders at the six sites as to the way relationships with PCTs were managed.
And if there exists large variation in patients' viewpoints, physicians will need to learn how to elicit their patients' perspectives to act in concert with their desires; in this case, blanket prohibition of clinical placebo use may be misguided.
These measures are not suitable for wide-baseline stereo matching, where there are significant variations in the viewpoints.
In addition, variation of viewpoints and illumination across different cameras, which cause appearance changes, is among the most challenging problems leading to mismatching.
It makes sense to suppose that if a given experience is of a subject-matter from a certain viewpoint (Martin (1998)), or standpoint (Campbell (2009)), then variation in what goes into one having the particular viewpoint or standpoint one has should make for variation in the phenomenal character.
