The phrase "a numerical performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a performance that is measured or expressed in numerical terms, such as in sports, academics, or business metrics.
Example: "The athlete's numerical performance in the last competition surpassed all previous records, showcasing her exceptional skills."
Alternatives: "quantitative performance" or "numeric achievement".
Third, for HS118 with the same dimension as HS117, Algorithm A has a good numerical performance, while it is not reported in [1].
The second presented scheme, is a new design method that based on our observations has a better numerical performance than the first conventional one.
A comprehensive numerical performance study using both randomly generated instances as well as a full factorial experimental design and, additionally, the data of a practical case example reveals that this heuristic delivers close-to-optimal results.
Although the extragradient projection method has no contraction property, it still has a good numerical performance [32].
The model shows a good numerical performance and results in agreement with previous atomistic works.
Numerical results from an implementation of the proposed method on some standard unconstrained optimization problem show that the proposed method is promising and exhibits a superior numerical performance in comparison with other well-known conjugate gradient methods.
Using these data, we calculated a global numerical performance rating score (PRS, ranging from −10 to +10) for the assessment of each subject's overall performance and ability; all subsequent statistical analyses were performed using these score values.
Although the algorithm does not have a good numerical performance when the SMC is used as indicator, it is noted that the worst accuracy will not be obtained, as shown in Figs. 5 and 6.
Fiber-flow computations at industrial scale require a highly efficient numerical performance.
For Condat's algorithm, we set (lambda= 0.19/4), (gamma=1.9/lambda _{mathrm{max}}(A^{T}A)), which is chosen for a relative better numerical performance.
