Sentence examples for benchmarks which are from inspiring English sources

In [18] authors have established a set of benchmarks which are used to measure performance of the JADE.

This benchmark is inherently different from application-level benchmarks, which are designed to help users choose between alternative products.

Remember, benchmarks, which are artificial tests of a system's performance levels, will look like peaks and valleys to the system, which will then trigger this effect.

As previously mentioned, the tests were performed using the 'diverging tree' and the 'translating tree' benchmarks, which are widely accepted in this area.

We choose to compare our proposed algorithms with these basic but practical algorithms as benchmarks, which are implemented in real systems and hardware.

On the other hand, we opt to show applications and benchmarks which are diverse, but which help to show the strengths and limitations of these data stores.

At today's briefing, analysts pressed the company to provide specific performance benchmarks, which were not included in the press materials.

In his Mansion House speech in June, the chancellor, George Osborne, said he wanted to extend the regime introduced for Libor rigging to other benchmarks which were not directly regulated.

Almunia said: "What is shocking about the Libor and Euribor scandals is not only the manipulation of benchmarks, which is being tackled by financial regulators worldwide, but also the collusion between banks who are supposed to be competing with each other".

Competition commissioner Joaquin Almunia said: "What is shocking about the Libor and Euribor scandals is not only the manipulation of the benchmarks, which is being tackled by financial regulators worldwide, but also the collusion between the banks which are supposed to be competing with each other".

The confusion matrices for the best and second-best benchmarks, which were SIAME and mSVM, respectively, are shown in Table 4 for all labels as an average accuracy.