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to kerneled

9.5
To change an image or sound using a small filter to reduce noise
  • verb
  • Specialized
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  • Before analysis, the satellite image was kerneled to enhance its clarity.

Examples

  • The engineer kerneled the audio signal to eliminate background noise.

  • The image was kerneled to enhance its features.

  • Researchers often use kerneled data to improve the accuracy of their models.

  • He kerneled the data for better analysis.

  • Before analysis, the satellite image was kerneled to enhance its clarity.

  • The engineer kerneled the audio signal to eliminate background noise.

  • He kerneled the data for better analysis.

Synonyms

to smooth out
vsto kerneled
  • Specialized
1 4.2

Remove small random changes in data to show the main trend

uses a kernel convolution specifically to filter or smooth data

Surface Forms

kernel infinitive
kerned past
kerned past participle
kerneling present participle
kernels third person singular

Morphology

kerneled = kernel (semi-transparent) = kernel + ed

Formed by adding '-ed' to a verb 'kernel' derived from the noun, but the technical signal/image-processing sense requires domain knowledge.

Etymology

In image and signal work, kerneled comes from kernel meaning a small 'filter' or 'core' you move over data to change or smooth it. So kerneled data has had that small filter applied.