The phrase "a norm to evaluate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards or criteria that are used to assess or judge something.
Example: "In our research, we established a norm to evaluate the effectiveness of the new teaching methods."
Alternatives: "a standard for assessment" or "a criterion for evaluation".
In this context, the cosine dissimilarity for approximating real data was replaced by the Frobenius norm to evaluate the reconstruction error of complex approximation.
However, it is likely to be more appropriate than applying population norms to evaluate the effect of acute injury on health-related quality of life from the general population (Wilson et al. 2012).
In order to provide proactive assistance, we develop the notion of prognostic normative reasoning (PNR) that consists of the following steps: (1) recognizing the user's planned activities, (2) reasoning about norms to evaluate those predicted activities, and (3) providing necessary assistance so that the user's activities are consistent with norms.
We used the birth certificate data and housing data that were collected in the previous study, as well as the SGA norms, to evaluate these adverse birth outcomes; we did not collect any additional information on these births.
We applied the principles of estimating probabilistic maturation reaction norms [32] [34] to evaluate the potential effects of fisheries on changes in life-history traits.
With the obtained norm data, the PedsQL_YA can be utilized as a tool to evaluate HRQOL in young adults.
A metric to evaluate how close the obtained frame is to a tight frame is the spectral norm.
The statistical norm is useful to evaluate the scores of the individuals in a population and to verify the result of the survey.
In particular, the H2, H∞and Hankel system norms are used to evaluate and to minimize the reduction error.
