The phrase "a test cluster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to computing, software development, or data analysis, where a group of servers or resources is set up for testing purposes.
Example: "Before deploying the new software, we need to run it on a test cluster to identify any potential issues."
Alternatives: "a testing environment" or "a trial cluster".
Benchmarking and model derivation can be done using a small test cluster based on new hardware.
Since each compute node in our test cluster has a GPU attached to it, every node accelerates the Compute-Interactions phase of the algorithm on the dedicated GPU device, while performing the rest of the computations on the CPU.
9 11 The Rural Diabetes Online Care R-DOCC) study was a rigorously tested cluster-randomised clinical trial comparing a multicomponent physician intervention including web-based continuous medical education (CME), performance feedback 12 14 and quality improvement tools 13 to a concurrent control website in rural Southeast USA.
For example, if there are 300 families in a dataset, then the testing cluster number is set to 300, 360, 420, 480, 540, and 600, consecutively.
The eukaryotic viruses tested cluster in a pattern similar to those based on TUD, but with important differences.
For each of the tested cluster numbers, a semiprocedure of the proposed method was conducted on each of the 22 recruited patients to obtain an average SI.
As a test system, Si6B clusters are characterized by means of infrared-ultraviolet two-color ionization (IR-UV2CI) spectroscopy, combined with quantum chemical simulations.
This coefficient has also been proposed for use as a test for nested clusters [12].
A test for focused clustering of residential histories through time is: This is the count, over the T times, of the number of cases that are k nearest neighbors of the focus at each time point.
Nonthermal emission of energetic particles could be a test to constrain the cluster properties.
