The phrase "average performance over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical level of performance measured across a specific period or set of conditions.
Example: "The average performance over the last quarter indicates a steady improvement in productivity."
Alternatives: "mean performance during" or "typical performance across".
We perform 10 random splits of the data and report the average performance over the 10 trials.
Overloading an actuator decreases its overall lifetime and reduces its average performance over a long time.
Moreover, the stochastic solution features a significant improvement in terms of average performance over the individual scenario solutions.
In this situation, I like to look at performance trends to see which direction players are moving, since they tend to revert to their average performance over time.
We find that by using this classifier-based approach to choose the best algorithm to use at runtime, we are able to achieve as much as a 26% increase in average performance over choosing a single algorithm a priori.
A rather straightforward statistical model can determine the relative value of a team's salary structure on average performance over time (with the Orioles and Dodgers offering recent examples of why this may not work).
The heart rate dependence was negligible; therefore the results that follow are the average performances over all heart rates.
We follow [2], training on 60 images and testing on the rest, reporting average performances over 10 random training-test partitions.
The linear images used in this simulation study are a part of the collection of [25, 26], examples of which are shown in Figure 9. Numerical scores in Table 1 and Figure 13 were obtained by averaging performance over 84 images.
All possibilities of leave-one-sample-out were considered, and the classification accuracy was estimated as the averaged performance over the n tests.
Because FSIQ averages performance over multiple domains, it is a poor metric for expressing the impact of a risk factor that selectively impairs certain domains, as has been suggested for methylmercury (Grandjean et al. 2006).
