As mentioned in the Background section, that benchmarking accounts for the three most widely known families of validation measures: namely, those based on (a) hypothesis testing in statistics; (b) stability-based techniques and (c) jackknife techniques, in particular, the Gap Statistics for category (a); CLEST [ 22], Model Explorer [ 23] and Consensus for category (b) and FOM for category (c).
Whereas our benchmarking system accounted for some 15% of breast cancer cases in Germany in 2003, the more than 31,000 new cases of histologically confirmed breast cancer reported in 2007 represent about 63% of the 50,100 new breast cancers estimated to occur in Germany every year [ 10, 8].
This phenomenon needs to be taken into account when benchmarking bioinformatic predictors and proteomic studies of protein interactions.
Warner, which did fall to second place, boasted that it was the only studio in history to surpass the $4 billion benchmark (not accounting for inflation) for three consecutive years.
Another key result of the study is the generation of a new and unprecedented large-scale in silico benchmark dataset accounting for different noise levels and providing a solid basis for unbiased testing of network inference methodologies.
For both cases, neutronics and standard safety analysis are taken into account, benchmarked, and described herein.
An average of 146,000 jobs have been created per month over the past year, or closer to 157,000 with the government's anticipated benchmark revisions accounted for.
Previous benchmarks can account for various characteristics of the machine instances running at Cloud providers, but with Iperf we are determining the potential for pushing data to or pulling it from the Cloud providers.
The number of California applicants by race and year can be found at http://statfinder.ucop.edu While not all of the minorities applying, enrolling, or graduating from UC campuses are from California's public high schools, a large fraction are and we use this benchmark to account for the trends in the numbers of minorities at risk to go to college.
