The phrase "a commonly used benchmark" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a standard or point of reference that is frequently employed for comparison or evaluation in a particular field or context.
Example: "In the tech industry, a commonly used benchmark for measuring performance is the speed of data processing."
Alternatives: "a widely accepted standard" or "a frequently utilized reference point."
For a commonly used benchmark model at the same configuration, we achieved a 266- μ s kernel time per state and a 124-ms global running time for all 100 states.
In this study, we have developed a new numerical approach to solve differential-type viscoelastic fluid models for a commonly used benchmark problem, namely, the steady Taylor Couette flow between eccentric cylinders.
Results indicate that sampling locations informed via repeat hydrogeophysical surveys, required only five cores to reduce the cross-validation root mean squared error by an average of 64% as compared to soil parameters predicted by a commonly used benchmark, SSURGO and ROSETTA.
With 496 such participants expected in the JSA group, there will be ample power for modelling the influence on RTW of at least 25, and perhaps up to 50 independent variables, which more than covers those expected to have substantial policy or practice interest (ie, 0.9> hazard rate ratios or 1.1< hazard rate ratios, a commonly used benchmark), based on previous studies.
To measure the accuracy of taxonomic predictions, we used MetAnnotate to analyze a commonly used benchmarking dataset, the Simulated High Complexity Metagenome (simHC; [ 31]).
Tests on a set of commonly used benchmark circuits and comparisons with other multilevel routing systems show that the routability, total wire length, total number of vias, and the runtime are all improved.
CCA is a well known and commonly used benchmark scheme, which has also been used before by other first-of-their-kind schemes, such as [5, 7], for performance comparison.
However, for 60 year old women with T-scores in the lower half of the osteopenic range, even when they do not have an elevated risk of breast cancer for their age, raloxifene compared favorably with the commonly used benchmark of $50,000/QALY for a therapy to be considered cost-effective.
By considering both input uncertainty and output variation, it turned out that the proposed QRNN model performs better than commonly used benchmark models.
Single-image SR works commonly used benchmark images from public dataset as ground-truth and test images were downsampled from it [5, 20, 21, 24].
