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highlighted on the
saliency map.
Saliency maps
engineered in
artificial or
computer vision are
typically not the same as the
actual saliency map constructed...
- Look up
salient in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Salient may
refer to:
Salient (military), a
battlefield feature that
projects into
enemy territory...
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salience in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Salience or
saliency may
refer to:
Mortality salience, a
product of the
terror management theory in...
-
Salience (also
called saliency, from
Latin saliō
meaning “leap, spring”) is the
property by
which some
thing stands out.
Salient events are an attentional...
- A
salient, panhandle, or
bootheel is an
elongated protrusion of a
geopolitical entity, such as a
subnational entity or a
sovereign state.
While similar...
- a
saliency map is said to
guide attention exogenously rather than endogenously. Accordingly, this
saliency map is also
called the bottom-up
saliency map...
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creator of the V1
Saliency Hypothesis, V1SH (pronounced 'vish'), that the
primary visual cortex (V1) in
primates creates a
saliency map of the visual...
- A
salient, also
known as a bulge, is a
battlefield feature that
projects into
enemy territory. The
salient is
surrounded by the
enemy on
multiple sides...
-
which had the
objective of
pinching off the
Kursk salient with
attacks on the base of the
salient from
north and
south simultaneously.
After the German...
- a
relatively low
entropy and inter-scale
saliency in the
saliency detector.
Other detectors define saliency with
respect to
specific properties of the...
