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Communications of the ACM, 2012
Drilling down to more detail on a computer screen, or moving out to see the context, is basic. But it's hardly simple and, after 20 years, innovations are still occurring.
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Drilling down to more detail on a computer screen, or moving out to see the context, is basic. But it's hardly simple and, after 20 years, innovations are still occurring.
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2019
Prominent models of bilingual visual word recognition posit a bottom-up nonselective view of lexical processing with parallel access to lexical candidates of both languages. However, these accounts do not accommodate recent findings of top-down effects on the relative global activation level of each language during bilingual reading.
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Prominent models of bilingual visual word recognition posit a bottom-up nonselective view of lexical processing with parallel access to lexical candidates of both languages. However, these accounts do not accommodate recent findings of top-down effects on the relative global activation level of each language during bilingual reading.
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2018 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics (SMC), 2018
This paper investigates stereo matching with zooming information. In the proposed technique, two zoom lens cameras are used to capture multiple stereo image pairs with different focal length. With the assistance of zoom image pairs captured from the same camera, it is possible to increase the correctness of stereo matching results.
Yu-Ting Chen +2 more
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This paper investigates stereo matching with zooming information. In the proposed technique, two zoom lens cameras are used to capture multiple stereo image pairs with different focal length. With the assistance of zoom image pairs captured from the same camera, it is possible to increase the correctness of stereo matching results.
Yu-Ting Chen +2 more
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ZOOM OR NOT TO ZOOM: STUDENTS’ ATTITUDES TOWARDS USING ZOOM AT PTUK
Journal of Southwest Jiaotong University, 2022This study aims to investigate the attitudes of undergraduate students at PTUK (Palestine Technical University Khadoorie) towards using the Zoom platform in their learning process in exceptional circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic regarding some demographic independent variables: gender, technical skills, GPA, and college type.
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2006
We use techniques from Kleinberg's Hubs and Authorities and kernel functions as in Support Vector Machines to define a new form of clustering. The increase in the degree of non linearity of the kernels leads to an increase in the granularity of the data space and to a natural evolution of clusters into subclusters.
Jean-Louis Lassez +2 more
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We use techniques from Kleinberg's Hubs and Authorities and kernel functions as in Support Vector Machines to define a new form of clustering. The increase in the degree of non linearity of the kernels leads to an increase in the granularity of the data space and to a natural evolution of clusters into subclusters.
Jean-Louis Lassez +2 more
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ACM SIGGRAPH 2001 video review on Animation theater program, 2001
Capital Zoom is a seamless, cloudless, zoom-in starting from a global view zooming down to the nation's Capitol. It is composed entirely of real earth-observing satellite data. Included are IKONOS 1 meter data, Landsat7 15/30 meter data, Terra/MODIS 250 meter data, and Terra/MODIS 8 kilometer data.
Stuart Snodgrass, Gregory W. Shirah
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Capital Zoom is a seamless, cloudless, zoom-in starting from a global view zooming down to the nation's Capitol. It is composed entirely of real earth-observing satellite data. Included are IKONOS 1 meter data, Landsat7 15/30 meter data, Terra/MODIS 250 meter data, and Terra/MODIS 8 kilometer data.
Stuart Snodgrass, Gregory W. Shirah
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Transactions in GIS, 2001
Spatio‐temporal knowledge representation often requires changing from one level of detail or granularity to another so users can carry out a desired task. Meteorological occurrences, geological processes, or population movements, for example, can be examined at different granularities.
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Spatio‐temporal knowledge representation often requires changing from one level of detail or granularity to another so users can carry out a desired task. Meteorological occurrences, geological processes, or population movements, for example, can be examined at different granularities.
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