coding modelの例文

• Supermarkets and other industries quickly adopted the bar code model.
• As capacity was added to the system, Google began using a lottery-type invitation-code model.
• Rate coding models suggest that these irregularities are noise, while temporal coding models suggest that they encode information.
• Rate coding models suggest that these irregularities are noise, while temporal coding models suggest that they encode information.
• The inverse coding model directly constructs an upmix of h channels from the audio downmix and its associated spatial data.
• Unlike the lossy mode which is based on the DCT, the lossless coding process employs a simple predictive coding model called differential pulse code modulation ( DPCM ).
• To explain this preference, SIT introduced a formal coding model starting from the assumption that the perceptually preferred interpretation of a stimulus is the one with the simplest code.
• Andrew s results are also inconsistent with the many slot-based coding models because even with two of the letters in the incorrect spot they read the word as if spelled correctly.
• Vector quantization is based on the competitive learning paradigm, so it is closely related to the self-organizing map model and to sparse coding models used in deep learning algorithms such as autoencoder.
• In SIT's formal coding model, candidate interpretations of a stimulus are represented by symbol strings, in which identical symbols refer to identical perceptual primitives ( e . g ., blobs or edges ).
• For that privilege, the coding model must still be purchased as either printed media or a CD-ROM . Once the coding model has been accepted as law, it loses copyright protection and may be freely obtained at no cost.
• For that privilege, the coding model must still be purchased as either printed media or a CD-ROM . Once the coding model has been accepted as law, it loses copyright protection and may be freely obtained at no cost.
• The NEC is also available as a restricted, digitized " coding model " that can be read online but not saved, copied and pasted, or printed, free of charge on certain computing platforms that support the restricted viewer software.
• When a standards organization develops a new coding model and it is not yet accepted by any jurisdiction as law, it is still the private property of the standards organization and the reader may be restricted from downloading or printing the text for offline viewing.
• Because the Commonwealth is in transition from the common law model to the code model, some Commonwealth offences are located in the Crimes Act 1914 ( Cth ) and others are in the code enacted by the Criminal Code Act 1995 ( Cth ), which abolished all common law offences.
• Modern methods have improved on these techniques by reordering coefficients to group coefficients of larger magnitude together; using adjacent coefficients and blocks to predict new coefficient values; dividing blocks or coefficients up among a small number of independently coded models based on their statistics and adjacent values; and most recently, by decoding blocks, predicting subsequent blocks in the spatial domain, and then encoding these to generate predictions for DCT coefficients.