Significados de saliency en inglés

We further enhance contrast and reduce ringing by considering the visual saliency.

Our system exploits visual saliency and semantics to non-uniformly sample in space and time for generating hyperlapses.

An initial hyperlapse is generated by optimizing the saliency and motion smoothness followed by the saliency-aware frame selection.

It should be added, in justice, that even Smollett is rarely impure with the alluring saliency of certain modern fiction.

A potential mechanism of the combined treatment effects may be related to dopamine-induced enhancement of the saliency of contingently delivered reinforcers.

And not because of any unusual saliency of physical attributes; rather for that emanation of personality which is like electricity-which ,perhaps ,iselectricity.

But I was going to say, my neglect of your request will show you how little saliency is in my weeks and months.

In contrast, synapses on DA neurons projecting to NAc lateral shell were modified by both rewarding and aversive stimuli, which presumably reflects saliency.

The men seem to be lightly and supply built; but I see no saliency of muscles; the lines of the figure are always smooth.

The power of Christian truth is in its unity and symmetry, and not in the saliency or brilliancy of any of its special doctrines.

We studied regional neural activity when people watched a movie that had varying saliency of a novel or an anticipated flow of salient events.

We first stabilize an input 360 degree video by smoothing the rotation between adjacent frames and then compute regions of interest and saliency scores.

Stage 2 assessed participants' (n=181) understanding of current risks as a prerequisite for rating saliency of risks via a Visual Analog Scale.

Saliency was defined as an event that is unexpected due to its frequency of occurrence and elicits an attentional-behavioral switch.

We cannot flatter ourselves, therefore, that under equal laws and opportunities we have rubbed out the saliencies of human nature.

But as a rule, we get only the more obvious saliencies, the bones of the novel, fitted in or clothed with stage "business."