The phrase "accuracy of the benchmark" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of a standard or reference point used for comparison in various contexts, such as research, testing, or performance evaluation.
Example: "The accuracy of the benchmark is crucial for ensuring reliable results in our study."
Alternatives: "precision of the benchmark" or "reliability of the benchmark".
Conversely, the transcriptomic approach maintained high prediction accuracy regardless of the benchmark dataset, which implies that this approach can predict compound targets independent of compound chemical structures.
For this purpose, we set two different protocols, i.e., quality-independent and quality-dependent protocols, and provide the recognition accuracies of the benchmarks under both protocols.
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To assess the accuracy of the method, we consider the benchmark problems of an edge-cracked plate and an angled center crack for specimens with a functional gradient in material properties.
The prediction accuracy of the integrated method on the benchmark dataset is 80.23%.
The accuracy of the resulting ensemble was benchmarked using a large variety of NMR observables, including eight sets of RDCs.
Different strategies are proposed to cope with this situation, including the use of physical "standards", adoption of procedures to assess the accuracy of thresholding, benchmarking with physical measurements, or the development of computational methods that do not require binary images.
Accuracy of GEBV was used to assess the benefit of including genotypes for different sets of birds on predictive ability of birds with the same sex, opposite sexes, and combined; accuracy of EBV was the benchmark used to compare the gain in predictive ability due to genomic information.
Numerical illustrations demonstrate efficiency and accuracy of the present scheme on some benchmark examples under 2D and 3D unbounded domains in comparison with the analytical solutions, the boundary element solutions and Dirichlet-to-Neumann finite element solutions.
The accuracy of the method was verified by benchmark comparisons against the solutions of Monte Carlo and YIX methods in the case of three-dimensional inhomogeneous media and in the case of three-dimensional media composed of nongray CO2 gas and carbon particles with strong anisotropically scattering.
