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We show how such kernels can be adapted to detect edges with one- and two-dimensional discrete data, with noisy data, and with incomplete spectral information.
If instability is strong enough, many chaotic modes appear and consequently the system goes toward a turbulent state, that is, a quite noisy macroscopic state.
The worlds of doctor and patient are separate, busy, noisy planets.
The staff constantly supervised the movements of the residents in their private apartments (which had a noisy intercom) and in the public areas.
Since biological neural networks operate in noisy environments, the interplay between their deterministic model dynamical systems and noise is an important subject for study.
The piling system uses a method of vibrating each pile into the ground - a less noisy method than traditional driven piles.
However, in order to observe these "noisy" steady states, both in simulations and experimentally, biofilm growth may have to be followed for long periods.
Performing styles became more aggressive, unpredictable, and noisy.
The emphasis, however, remains with the noisy aspects of the elevator.
The analysis of complex noisy spectra containing overlapping peaks requires an application of robust optimization methods.
The capstans allowed for large reductions in the drive speed without the use of reduction gearboxes that were noisy and heavy.
The authors concluded that it is a promising alternative and in some cases superior when inducing from imperfect and noisy examples.
Small networks are not suciently -exible; large networks, apart from incurring high computation costs, can over®t noisy training data.
Pruning noisy and redundant rules becomes an important task.
Global games are games that alter the assumption of common knowledge by having each player observe a noisy signal from the true state of things.
They may be examples of just such noisy transitions.
Methods of obtaining a harmonic sound from noise are also introduced, and the continuum from stochastic sound to 'noisy harmonic sound' explored.
The distribution of frequencies, or atom onsets, is made periodic, which produces a harmonic sound while retaining much of the noisy aspect.
The casino was everything she promised, and more - garish, gaudy, noisy, manic, and with a gloriously chaotic sound environment to die for.
One houses workshop-type activities which are messy or noisy, such as the horticulture centre, wood workshop, recycling centre and energy centre.
The musician cannot conceive harmony in the midst of the noisy plebeians, and clearly regards his sounds as more valuable than those around him.
He found the grandchildren too noisy, and told me time and again that they didn't have good manners.
The competitive network will once again select the node with the largest noisy input.
Such attractor networks are often used to "clean up" noisy or incomplete patterns (cf. generalization).
Beta-coefficients for calibrations developed for the pupae that were 6-12 days from emergence were noisy and difficult to interpret (data not shown).
Which machine did the mechanic fix the really noisy motorbike with two weeks ago?
Brains operate in noisy environments, so the localist representation of behaviourally important events is advantageous, and fits what has been found experimentally.
In a similar vein, such networks have been said to be robust, their performance worsening only gradually in the presence of noisy or incomplete input.
He also notes that the best moments are the noisiest but that the quieter moments are fine too.
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