Reactive Sensing and Multiplicative Frame Super-resolution

Reactive Sensing and Multiplicative Frame Super-resolution

The problem is to evaluate the behavior of an object when primary sources of information about the object become unavailable, so that any information must be obtained from the intelligent use of available secondary sources. This evaluative process is reactive sensing. Reactive sensing is initially v...

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