Sentence examples for commonly used benchmark from inspiring English sources

That's enough to raise that worker above 200percentt of the Federal Poverty Level, a commonly used benchmark for near-poverty.

We demonstrate the advantages of the two-layer encoders qualitatively on artificially constructed datasets as well as commonly used benchmark datasets.

In this study, we have developed a new numerical approach to solve differential-type viscoelastic fluid models for a commonly used benchmark problem, namely, the steady Taylor Couette flow between eccentric cylinders.

Tests on a set of commonly used benchmark circuits and comparisons with other multilevel routing systems show that the routability, total wire length, total number of vias, and the runtime are all improved.

Results indicate that sampling locations informed via repeat hydrogeophysical surveys, required only five cores to reduce the cross-validation root mean squared error by an average of 64% as compared to soil parameters predicted by a commonly used benchmark, SSURGO and ROSETTA.

It turns out that the proposed method overrides commonly used benchmark models in the case study.

Experiments reported in the paper show that a compact system integrating the optimizer and one of two versions of the map builder works reasonably well with commonly used benchmarks.

Compared to commonly used benchmarks of statistical correspondence, EvoGrader-generated key concept scores are "almost perfect" (kappa > 0.81) and "nearly identical" (correlation > 0.9) to human-generated scores.

Neither LSTMs nor sentiment analysis are new, but combining them in a way that reportedly breaks records for sentiment analysis accuracy on commonly used benchmarking data sets is worth note — particularly when you account for the efficiency of the models.

As John Schmitt notes in his paper, "The Minimum Wage Is Too Damn Low," "By all of the most commonly used benchmarks -- inflation, average wages, and productivity -- the minimum wage is now far below its historical level". It's currently $7.25.

Commonly used benchmarks for I are that 25%, 50%, and 75% represent low, moderate, and high degrees of heterogeneity, respectively.