The phrase "algorithmic assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or measuring performance, outcomes, or data using algorithms.
Example: "The algorithmic assessment of student performance provides insights that traditional methods may overlook."
Alternatives: "algorithm-based evaluation" or "algorithmic evaluation".
UK insurance firm Admiral had intended to launch an app this week offering discounted car insurance premiums to first time drivers based on an algorithmic assessment of their Facebook posts.
Most of the previous studies were based on morphological characters without algorithmic assessment.
Interpretation of PSA data is performed in a uniform manner at the central data center through an algorithmic assessment and categorization of cases into biochemical recurrence cases, non-recurrence cases, cases with post-surgical residual elevated PSA or cases whose category "cannot be determined".
In a blog post welcoming Facebook blocking Admiral from scanning users' posts, digital rights organization the Open Rights Group points out the underlying biases that can make any such algorithmic assessments problematic.
That's where Legalist, an algorithmic risk assessment startup, enters.
Diagnosis of headache was done by two Neurologists (HS) and (NS) separately according to algorithmic flow assessment based on ICHD-III.
In terms of the statistical outcomes on algorithmic performance assessments, the ring topology based PSO without any niching parameter is suitable and reliable for multimodal optimization of composite structures in comparison with SPSO, FER-PSO and the variant of LIPS.
The figure shows how cumulative knowledge of predictive MBs can progressively enrich knowledge-informed algorithmic approach for risk assessment.
Besides the algorithmic developments, the actual assessment of methods performances remains a challenge, primarily due to the lack of experimental benchmark data.
Using the similarity matrix, a 94 ± 1% agreement was found between algorithmic results and the visual assessment of 556,800 pixels.
The paper presents the derivation, the algorithmic implementation and the numerical assessment of a predictor-corrector computational strategy for the integration of a shell FE-model obtained by combining a discrete MITC quadrilateral element with a layered continuum-based generalized shell theory of TTJ-reinforced structures, essentially based upon a Winkler-like idealization of TTJ.
