vectorization
- noun
- /ˌvɛktəraɪˈzeɪʃən/
- Specialized
- The graphic designer explained that vectorization is essential for creating images that retain quality at any size.
Examples
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The vectorization of the image allowed for quicker modifications and smoother scaling in design software.
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The proposed SGE method can be easily generalized from 4 to an arbitrary number of image vectorization directions.
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For vertical vectorization, the relevant functional takes the following form: formula omitted. See PDF, and finally the resulting image estimator is simply given as: formula omitted. See PDF.
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Numerical simulations have confirmed that using the complete functional (15) with four vectorization directions improves the convergence and accuracy of the SGE algorithm.
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Through vectorization, the data was optimized, resulting in faster processing speeds during analysis.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Vectorization comes from vector ('an arrow or a shape made from lines and points') and -ization ('the process of making'), so it means turning images or data into vector form. This makes drawings or text into clean lines and points that are easier to edit and scale without losing quality.