Sentences with phrase «image database of»

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In 2007 she launched ImageNet, assembling a free database of more than 14 million labeled images.

Charlene Markley, an anthropology professor at Reed College, is building an extraordinary database of images, all drawn from mainstream advertising materials, to use as teaching aids in a sex and gender class.

Why She's One to Watch: Krishnan landed her first government gig — a contract to create a database of images for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms — seven years ago, when she was a senior at Virginia Tech.

You create an account and gain access to a database of images you can freely use.

Unlike novelty smartphone apps that use simple algorithms to morph users» features into different shapes and permutations, Brown's AprilAge relies on a database housing thousands of scanned images of real faces to predict future appearances based on age, gender, ethnicity and lifestyle.

Through RepuX, the Smithsonian Institution would be able to securely license its robust databases of image, text and other records to a vast market of trusted museum data collectors.

Wal - Mart is testing the use of facial recognition software to support loss prevention efforts by scanning shoppers as they enter the store and cross referencing the images with a database of alleged shoplifters.

Each Experience Centre is fully equipped with a Shelf Viewer tool which has an interactive touch - screen database of nearly 100,000 images from a variety of actual retail shelves around the globe.

Beverfood.com, with over 160.000 monthly visits, is a website full of news, images, databases and industry documents.

We continue to get great suggestions for new pepper varieties to add to the database, and some fantastic images of your peppers, keep them coming please.

A publicly available database page showing all the images used on the site reveals hundreds of explicit adult pictures of the type which Perry has campaigned so vocally against.

In England and Wales, the police have amassed a massive database of more than 20 million facial images.

The image recognition software they developed, called Identifin, compares a semi-automatically drawn trace of the back edge of the dorsal fin to existing images in the database.

Zwicker and his colleagues can «train» their algorithm by exposing it to a large database of high - quality, uncorrupted images widely used for research with artificial neural networks.

GARI connects officers in the field with a searchable database of graffiti information and images snapped by cell phones and digital cameras.

Aggarwal was inspired by a facial - recognition technique called sparse representation, which matches an image of a face by comparing it with combinations of individual features from faces already recorded in a database.

A machine learning algorithm programmed to identify images of coffee cups might compare photos of random objects against a database of coffee cup pictures; by examining more images, it systematically learns the features to make a positive ID more quickly and accurately.

However, to function properly sparse representation requires multiple images of each person in the database, so it does not work with pairs of before and after surgery pictures alone.

Using a database of 40,000 images taken by a single individual, a new piece of software has been able to identify — with 83 % accuracy — what that person was doing at the time a photo was taken.

If the closest matching combination turns out to be made up of features mostly drawn from one person in the database, it is a good bet to say the target image is also of that person.

Analyzing an image to see that something does not makes sense requires far more processing than do linguistic queries of a computer database.

Automatic face recognition is technology that can quickly attach a name to a face by perusing large databases of face images and finding the closest match.

Similarly, it spotted 25 out of the 27 poker players in an image database.

Proteomics researchers in Sweden plan to release a database next week containing hundreds of thousands of images of where different proteins are located in human cells and tissues.

One of the problems facing developers of such a tool is that databases containing images of a person's face tend not to accumulate images at different ages.

Currently the algorithm's interface is primarily for research, but Aarabi aims to see it incorporated on the back - end of large image databases or social networks.

To document this subtle seasonal color change, a webcam atop the tower snaps high - resolution images of the canopy every 30 minutes from dawn to dusk and uploads them to an online database.

The parking committee's information technology contractor, Electronic Data Systems, a subsidiary of General Motors, scans in all the evidence as an image and stores the information in a database.

His team then created a database of images to correspond to those concepts, such as a picture of the Eiffel Tower for a person who recently visited Paris, France.

The most popular is a database of images gathered by Erik Learned - Miller, a computer scientist at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and his colleagues.

The AI has learned the texture and features of objects like trees and buildings from a database of images, and uses this knowledge to cheat.

To address this challenge, researchers harnessed modern technology, creating an online photo database called Wildbook for Whale Sharks and enlisted the help of ecotourists and citizens across the globe to upload any images of whale sharks they happened to see or encounter anywhere in the world.

To test their system, the researchers used a database of 1,000 images, each of which had a recording of a free - form verbal description associated with it.

The Earth Engine, according to Google's press release, will allow researchers to study Earth's surface, especially deforestation, by trawling through a database containing trillions of data points from satellite images collected over the past 25 years and by viewing results with the Google Earth viewer.

Members have begun sorting through images from around the world, such as the Syrian Archive, a database of more than 2000 videos showing possible human rights violations in Syria.

Amidst a national shortage of radiographers in the UK and an increasing requirement for researchers to work with large databases of radiograph images, the software which is being funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, is being designed to automatically pick out the shapes of bones in the images, rather than relying on individual researchers.

Now the SDSS collaboration has publicly released its first year of data: a collection of images and spectra of more than 14 million objects that is already the largest astronomical database in the world.

A new chapter of the Human Protein Atlas, HPA, has been launched: The Cell Atlas — an open - access interactive database of images showing the location of over 12,000 proteins in cells.

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(See a Digitized Sky Survey image of HR 483 from the Nearby Stars Database.)

(See a Digitized Sky Survey image of Gl 105 (HR 753) from the Nearby Stars Database.)

(See a 2MASS Survey image of Altair from the NASA Star and Exoplanet Database.)

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(See a Digitized Sky Survey field image of 41 Arae from the Nearby Stars Database.)

(See a Digitized Sky Survey image of Mu Herculis from the Nearby Stars Database.)

(See a Digitized Sky Survey image of Iota Persei from the Nearby Stars Database.)

(A Digitized Sky Survey image of CD - 51 5974 from the Nearby Stars Database.)

(See a Digitized Sky Survey image of Vega from the Nearby Stars Database.)

(See a Digitized Sky Survey image of Beta Hydri from the Nearby Stars Database.)