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HVS
(redirected from Human Visual System)

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HVSHuman Visual System
HVSHerpesvirus Saimiri
HVSHigh Voltage Software
HVSHigh-Volume Sampler
HVSHard, Very Severe (rock climbing grade)
HVSHue, Value, Saturation (color model, aka HLS)
HVSHuron Valley Schools (Highland, MI)
HVSHyper-Velocity Star
HVSHigh Voltage Substation
HVShHvatski Vaterpolo Savez (Croatian Water Polo Federation)
HVSHrvatski Veslaki Savez (Croatian Rowing Federation)
HVSHybrid Visual System
HVSHybrid Vehicle Sports
HVSHigh Value System


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Furthermore, it is difficult for the human visual system to detect the differences between the original image and the one with a watermark.
The renovation of the digital watermarking technique by Wang, Ching-Sheng / Tamsui Oxford Journal of Mathematical Sciences
For its part, Still's creation taps into the wizardry of the human visual system.
Mind-expanding machines: artificial intelligence meets good ... by Bower, Bruce / Science News
That is, they give us means to define and communicate relative color specifications, but these methods do not mirror the human visual system.
'Expert' computers 'see' color the way you do by Rich, Danny C. / Plastics Technology
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