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Using previously published Monte Carlo calculations of a two-level atom in cylindrical geometry as a benchmark, the accuracy of the approach is assessed as a function of the frequency grid, number of rays employed, and spatial grid.
While it is widely used as a benchmark, the accuracy of CCSD (T) interaction energies has not been reliably quantified yet against more accurate calculations.
A leave-one-out test was used to benchmark the accuracy of the GLMs.
In order to benchmark the accuracy of bioinformatically predicted candidate TFs, they were compared to those experimentally identified by Y1H screening.
Although it is difficult to rigorously benchmark the accuracy of genome annotation, our manual analysis of selected genomes indicated high quality annotation of UniFam.
We generated 100 in silico mock metagenomes with different community structures to benchmark the accuracy of viral diversity estimation methods more thoroughly.
As such, we benchmarked the accuracy of our model against the ability of general practitioners to correctly diagnose depression as shown in a meta-analysis by Mitchell, Vaze, and Rao [24].
Even though we could benchmark on a limited dataset, benchmarking the accuracy of genome-wide searches for RNA RNA interactions is currently hard given the limited amount of known interactions.
With the lack of benchmark evaluation, the accuracy of virus integration site identification from the WGS data remains unclear to investigators.
We demonstrate the effectiveness of each method on a series of 0-dimensional, nonlinear benchmark problems where the accuracy of the third method is shown to be up to ten times greater than the other coupling methods for selected calculations.
The objective is to accurately characterize the edge effects in finite dimensional piezolaminated plates under mechanical and actuation potential loading, and also to provide a benchmark for assessing the accuracy of the two-dimensional laminate theories.
