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threshold value

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threshold value [′thresh‚hōld ‚val·yü]
(computer science)
A point beyond which there is a change in the manner a program executes; in particular, an error rate above which the operating system shuts down the computer system on the assumption that a hardware failure has occurred.
(control systems)
The minimum input that produces a corrective action in an automatic control system.
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This smearing/smoothing algorithm scans the binary document image and smears/ smoothes the back ground pixels between the objects if the number of background pixels falls within the desired threshold value thus obtains the document lines in thick band.
Partial Eight Direction Based Line Segmentation Algorithm for ... by keyur v patel / Electronics community
As shown in Figure 9(a) and Figure 9(b), in Conditional-MQIF, the reliability metric decreases as the threshold value increases while the fairness metric increases as the threshold value increases.
Metrics and algorithms for scheduling of data dissemination in Mesh ... by Liu, Zhongyi; Liu, Bin; Yan, Wei / Wireless Sensor Network (WSN)
Handover Algorithm for Relative Signal Strength with Threshold If received signal from BTS 1 is less than received signal from BTS2 by a margin, h and received signal from BTS2 is greater than a threshold value then handover will be there from BTS1 to BTS2.
Performance evaluation of signal strength based handover algorithms by Roy, Sanjay Dhar / International Journal of Communications, Network and Systems Sciences (IJCNS)
 
 
 
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