Sentence examples for weighted area from inspiring English sources
This is done considering the known weight associated to the new facility and ensuring a minimum weighted area of its k-influence region.
For example, if the initial contours are placed outside the object, the coefficient ν in the weighted area term should take positive value so that the contours can shrink faster.
Image segmentation based on level set methods typically consists of two additively combined energy terms, which are the length regularization term and the speed term related to the weighted area.
Population is distributed based on the percentage area of a raster cell of residential and mixed-use land-use, and employment is allocated by the weighted area percentage of various land uses such as mixed-use and industrial.
With regard to spatial analysis of the demographic data, the population-density-based partitioning approach is used which divides the population according to the weighted area and is applied to counties and cities intersected by the Hu Line, while the demographic data are used directly for the others.
In the words of the Global Footprint Network, it is a "productivity weighted area used to report both the biocapacity of the Earth, and the demand on biocapacity".
We then measure the compactness by considering the weighted area-perimeter ratio of the aggregated shape and the closeness between the parts.
The mean stress is a function of measurable stereological quantities, weighted areas of interfaces and lengths of the linear defects, not their curvatures.
Bone and muscle cross-sectional areas, and the bones' density-weighted area moment of resistance and of inertia were assessed.
The calculation of an importance value-weighted area score, averaged across the five climate scenarios, allowed comparison among species for their overall potential to be affected by climate change.
With regard to the YLS measures' predictive validity, Schwalbe (2007) found a mean-weighted area under curve (AUC) of.64 for recidivism (which includes rearrests and/or readjudication) based on a meta-analytic review of 11 YLS studies.
