The phrase "a performance benchmark" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a standard or point of reference against which performance can be measured or compared.
Example: "The software was tested against a performance benchmark to evaluate its efficiency and speed."
Alternatives: "a performance standard" or "a performance reference".
We use natural language processing algorithms as a performance benchmark against pairs of strangers and close others.
The proposed approach is analyzed through numerical simulations by using a safe network as a performance benchmark.
The use of CF3Br as a performance benchmark for new fire suppressants is appropriate from an engineering standpoint.
Hence, this article provides an overview of our collaborative test results in order to obtain a performance benchmark for these approaches.
In this paper, a performance benchmark for the assessment of two feedforward control architectures for the load disturbance compensation problem is proposed.
The ESN has a theoretical value in that it is useful for judging what makes a good source enumerator in the threshold region and can be employed as a performance benchmark of various source enumerators.
In this study, we took advantage of the DEA approach to develop a performance benchmarking model for the MOH ophthalmology service.
Taking the rolling process of a 300 MW steam turbine unit as an example, this paper proposes a control performance benchmark for life extending controller.
Use this new freedom to offer lower rates for new enterprise and introduce higher rates once these businesses have reached a higher performance benchmark.
We propose the use of posterior Cramér Rao lower bound (PCRLB) or mean square error (MSE) inequality as a filtering performance benchmark.
To address these issues, a novel performance benchmark based on the min-max principle is developed for industrial PID controllers, which has satisfactory applicability for nonlinear processes with operating condition switches.
