Sentence examples for benchmarks except for from inspiring English sources

Due to similar algorithm mapping structures and the same simulating frequency, the evaluated platforms can achieve the same system throughput for all benchmarks except for 64-point FFT.

These characteristics are common for all the benchmarks except for MLG, which converts the age value into a binary sequence and classifies each binary digit independently using all the training samples, regardless of the connection between the binary digits, which leads to the localization of the estimated age values.

Another notable difference between the benchmarks is that the count vector forms of the four circular fingerprints with diameter 4 and 6 improved the results for the single-assay benchmark, but were uniformly worse for the multi-assay and Riniker Landrum benchmarks (except for a single instance where the value not was significantly different).

On simulated data, GraphAlignment outperforms Græmlin 2.0 in several benchmarks except for computational complexity.

From Table 4, we can see that the BMOPSO-CDRHS outperformed the other algorithms for almost all the metrics and benchmarks (excepting three situations).

All benchmark instances except for six-hump camel-back function can be defined for arbitrary dimensions.

The CS algorithm's application in this study for the CVRP was not effective in achieving desirable results for the problem instances, most notably for the large ones, from the Augerat et al. (1995) benchmark dataset, except for a select few which are composed of small problem instances and whose values either match or are close to the ones from the literature.

Asia's other major benchmarks also gained except for Hong Kong's Hang Seng, which dropped 0.1percentt, and New Zealand's NZSX 50, which fell 0.3percentt.

All WHO benchmarks were exceeded except for "speed of drying" at visit 2, and "texture" at visit 2 and 3. Cumulative study time expenditure was 14 days for the observer and four days for participants.

For all of these benchmark sequence sets, except for the 14 plant genomes, we first calculated trees based on contiguous-word frequencies, and we identified the word length k that produces the best results for the respective category of sequence sets, i.e. the trees with the smallest RF distances to the respective reference trees.

These definitions are very similar-the criteria are central obesity and high triglyceride (TG), high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C), and fasting plasma glucose (FG) levels and blood pressure-except that different benchmarks are used for FG.