'algorithmic evaluation' is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is typically used in the context of assessing the efficiency of a computer algorithm or program based on a set of specific criteria. For example, "The team conducted an algorithmic evaluation to determine the best way to optimize the program's performance."
To examine the correlation between either PTV, COR or EDM, and the ability to detect respective underlying models in simulated datasets, we have run an algorithmic evaluation of three very different data search algorithms.
HARP was included for algorithmic evaluation because it has the best performance among this group of algorithms and is the developmental basis of our proposed algorithm.
The application test bed for algorithmic evaluation considers stonework surfaces for corrosion damage.
But in a billboard superimposed over the nearly two-minute video clip, an emotion analytics company called Beyond Verbal has added its own algorithmic evaluation of Mr. Jobs's underlying feelings.
The results suggest that a spatially explicit algorithmic evaluation of sustainability indicators may significantly improve the applicability, comprehensiveness and reliability of the indicator-based evaluation of sustainability.
However, we have not found it possible to apply the Four-Russians technique using that algorithmic evaluation order, but will instead use a different evaluation order.
Moreover, it was found that the algorithmic segmentation evaluation results are in good agreement with the experimental ones, verifying the considerable contribution of the grain-boundary conductivity to the electrical transport of Cu and Gd co-doped BaCeO3 proton conductors.
Also, all characteristics that affect the interoperability of devices can be expressed, which enables an automated algorithmic interoperability evaluation.
The combined user evaluation, algorithmic improvements, and quantitative comparison method support our claim of having improved the perceived quality and understandability of AOI rendered on architecture diagrams.
Eva Tardos: Algorithms, algorithmic game theory.
We argue that any evaluation of algorithmic fairness must take into account the foreseeable effects that algorithmic design, implementation, and use have on the well-being of individuals.
