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CV

CV

1 6.2
The part of computing that helps computers see and understand images and video
  • noun
  • /siː viː/
  • Specialized
translation icon : visión por computador
  • In the study reported here, the CV method was used to assess the public value attached to urban green spaces in Hangzhou.
  • CV method

People just see the football in CV.

Examples

  • So it's it's leveraging off of open CV, which is allows you to do computer vision.

  • A contingent-valuation (CV) analysis was conducted; the context was a developing country where economic valuation of urban green spaces remains scarce.

    Academic text (2006)
  • The CV method involves constructing a hypothetical market or referendum scenario in a survey.

    Academic text (2006)
  • The study reported here used the CV survey method to assess the public's willingness to pay for the conservation of urban green spaces in Hangzhou.

    Academic text (2006)
  • A bibliography compiled by Carson, Wright, Carson, Alberini, and Flores (1994) identifies over 1,600 published articles using the CV method.

    Academic text (2006)
  • The team is developing new algorithms to enhance CV, allowing the software to recognize objects in images more accurately.

  • Researchers in CV aim to create systems that can interpret video feeds in real time, improving surveillance technology.

  • Many applications in healthcare use CV to analyze medical images for better diagnosis and treatment options.

Synonyms

vision
vsCV
  • Specialized
85 5.5

The ability of a computer to see and understand images or video

is the academic AI and CS area focused on developing that capability
visual perception
vsCV
  • Specialized
5.0

A computer or robot's ability to see and understand images from cameras

is the academic AI and CS area that studies and builds this machine ability

Surface Forms

CV singular
CVs plural

Etymology

CV is short for computer vision, and vision means 'seeing'. It is about making computers 'see' and 'understand' pictures and video, so they can find objects or faces automatically.