convolution|convolutions in English

noun

[con·vo·lu·tion || ‚kɒnvə'luːʃn]

coiled form, twisted form; whorl; ridge on the surface of the brain (Anatomy)

Use "convolution|convolutions" in a sentence

1. More about convolution and correlation.

2. Experimental purposes: Understand the convolution algorithm .

3. Signal and system is the basic theory of convolution theorem.

4. The story's fascinating convolutions were inspired by real events.

5. The profound convolutions on the surface of a dried cherry.

6. Convolution: a form or part that is folded or coiled.

7. 8 synonyms for Complexity: complication, involvement, intricacy, entanglement, convolution

8. A new algorithm for computing correlation and convolution is introduced.

9. They do not seem to be adequate to all the convolutions of gendered subjectivities, however.

10. Combing the two types of links into a generalized skeleton graph, we further propose the Actional-structural graph convolution network (AS-GCN), which stacks Actional-structural graph convolution and temporal convolution as a basic building block, to learn both spatial and temporal features for action recognition

11. In the vanilla convolution each kernel Convolves over the whole input volume

12. There is a lens and the convolution kernel, with an arbitrary size.

13. This article has discussed the convolution in the image smooth application.

14. Linear algebra, FFT & convolution, Image files, 3D array handling, and Numerical data files.

15. The method makes use of a double convolution equation accounting for transfer across two compartments separately.

16. It's a good film, but the plot has so many convolutions that you really have to concentrate.

17. The paper you are citing is the paper that introduced the Cascaded convolution neural network

18. This paper gives an improved MAC algorithm based on a simplified discrete convolution model for overdamped processes.

19. THESAURUS flatulence Barnumism, Aeriness, affectation, bedizenment, big talk, bloat, bloatedness, bloating, blowing up, convolution, diastole, dilatation, dilation

20. Convolve (third-person singular simple present Convolves, present participle convolving, simple past and past participle convolved) (transitive) To roll together, or one part on another (mathematics) To form the convolution of something with something else (computing) To compute the convolution function: 4

21. Anfractuosity and Anfractuous are also used in the sense of the sulci, the grooves between the convolutions of the surface of the brain

22. His operational calculus is based upon an algebra of the convolution of functions with respect to the Fourier transform.

23. Each kernel filter Convolves on all the feature maps obtained on previous layer, resulting in lots of convolutions, some of which may be redundant

24. The complex channels or convolutions, yes, those crinkles, of your ears add a slight, reflected sound or echo to any sound that you hear.

25. In February of 2013 Biomorph has released two self-recorded and mixed demo tracks titled Myogenic Fiction and Dreary Convolution