Definition of deconvolution in English:

deconvolution

noun ˌdiːkɒnvəˈluːʃ(ə)ndēˌkänvəˈlo͞oSHən

mass noun

1A process of resolving something into its constituent elements or removing complication.
the editor helped in the deconvolution of phrase and thought
1. 1.1Mathematics The resolution of a convolution function into the functions from which it was formed in order to separate their effects.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In general, deconvolution decreases the exponential formation time by 0.07 + or - 0.02 ps.
  Fourier transformation deconvolution is only applicable to samples composed of a single radical species.
  Mathematical procedures, such as Fourier deconvolution and derivation, have been developed to circumvent this problem.
  The deconvolution was made in a wavenumber function and then transferred to the wavelength function for representation in the figures.
  In those experiments Fourier deconvolution was used to calculate the spatial function, but that approach is not applicable for a sample containing multiple radical species.
2. 1.2 The improvement of resolution of images or other data by a mathematical algorithm designed to separate the information from artefacts which result from the method of collecting it.
  Example sentencesExamples
  After deconvolution, 3D-reconstruction algorithms are applied.
  He reported that deconvolution of the high-resolution images was going well, and showed a pretty red-green-blue image with a noticeably brown tinge to it.
  The raw data in and after imaging was subjected to linear deconvolution to mathematically slightly enhance the resolution.
  The out-of-focus fluorescence in 3 - D images recorded by WFFM can be computationally removed using deconvolution.
  The resolution of this image was computationally enhanced by deconvolution.

Definition of deconvolution in US English:

deconvolution

noundēˌkänvəˈlo͞oSHən

1A process of resolving something into its constituent elements or removing complication in order to clarify it.
the editor helped in the deconvolution of phrase and thought
1. 1.1Mathematics The resolution of a convolution function into the functions from which it was formed in order to separate their effects.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Mathematical procedures, such as Fourier deconvolution and derivation, have been developed to circumvent this problem.
  In general, deconvolution decreases the exponential formation time by 0.07 + or - 0.02 ps.
  The deconvolution was made in a wavenumber function and then transferred to the wavelength function for representation in the figures.
  In those experiments Fourier deconvolution was used to calculate the spatial function, but that approach is not applicable for a sample containing multiple radical species.
  Fourier transformation deconvolution is only applicable to samples composed of a single radical species.
2. 1.2 The improvement of resolution of images or other data by a mathematical algorithm designed to separate the information from artifacts which result from the method of collecting it.
  Example sentencesExamples
  He reported that deconvolution of the high-resolution images was going well, and showed a pretty red-green-blue image with a noticeably brown tinge to it.
  The resolution of this image was computationally enhanced by deconvolution.
  After deconvolution, 3D-reconstruction algorithms are applied.
  The raw data in and after imaging was subjected to linear deconvolution to mathematically slightly enhance the resolution.
  The out-of-focus fluorescence in 3 - D images recorded by WFFM can be computationally removed using deconvolution.

单词	deconvolution
释义	Definition of deconvolution in English: deconvolution noun ˌdiːkɒnvəˈluːʃ(ə)ndēˌkänvəˈlo͞oSHən mass noun 1A process of resolving something into its constituent elements or removing complication. the editor helped in the deconvolution of phrase and thought 1.1Mathematics The resolution of a convolution function into the functions from which it was formed in order to separate their effects. Example sentencesExamples In general, deconvolution decreases the exponential formation time by 0.07 + or - 0.02 ps. Fourier transformation deconvolution is only applicable to samples composed of a single radical species. Mathematical procedures, such as Fourier deconvolution and derivation, have been developed to circumvent this problem. The deconvolution was made in a wavenumber function and then transferred to the wavelength function for representation in the figures. In those experiments Fourier deconvolution was used to calculate the spatial function, but that approach is not applicable for a sample containing multiple radical species. 1.2 The improvement of resolution of images or other data by a mathematical algorithm designed to separate the information from artefacts which result from the method of collecting it. Example sentencesExamples After deconvolution, 3D-reconstruction algorithms are applied. He reported that deconvolution of the high-resolution images was going well, and showed a pretty red-green-blue image with a noticeably brown tinge to it. The raw data in and after imaging was subjected to linear deconvolution to mathematically slightly enhance the resolution. The out-of-focus fluorescence in 3 - D images recorded by WFFM can be computationally removed using deconvolution. The resolution of this image was computationally enhanced by deconvolution. Definition of deconvolution in US English: deconvolution noundēˌkänvəˈlo͞oSHən 1A process of resolving something into its constituent elements or removing complication in order to clarify it. the editor helped in the deconvolution of phrase and thought 1.1Mathematics The resolution of a convolution function into the functions from which it was formed in order to separate their effects. Example sentencesExamples Mathematical procedures, such as Fourier deconvolution and derivation, have been developed to circumvent this problem. In general, deconvolution decreases the exponential formation time by 0.07 + or - 0.02 ps. The deconvolution was made in a wavenumber function and then transferred to the wavelength function for representation in the figures. In those experiments Fourier deconvolution was used to calculate the spatial function, but that approach is not applicable for a sample containing multiple radical species. Fourier transformation deconvolution is only applicable to samples composed of a single radical species. 1.2 The improvement of resolution of images or other data by a mathematical algorithm designed to separate the information from artifacts which result from the method of collecting it. Example sentencesExamples He reported that deconvolution of the high-resolution images was going well, and showed a pretty red-green-blue image with a noticeably brown tinge to it. The resolution of this image was computationally enhanced by deconvolution. After deconvolution, 3D-reconstruction algorithms are applied. The raw data in and after imaging was subjected to linear deconvolution to mathematically slightly enhance the resolution. The out-of-focus fluorescence in 3 - D images recorded by WFFM can be computationally removed using deconvolution.
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