Sentence examples for compressed performance from inspiring English sources

More specifically, I find that the use of multiple objective performance measures and the use of subjective performance measures are related to more compressed performance ratings and more lenient performance ratings, which could result in problems in personnel decisions and future incentives.

In her American appearances over the last several years she has compressed her performance style: big concerts have given way to appearances with a small jazzlike ensemble, and now, unprecedentedly, this.

Hence, this study proposes to use an autoencoder system architecture (i.e. a deep learning approach) to compress ship performance and navigation parameters (i.e. reduce the number of parameters) and transfer through the respective communication networks as reduced data sets.

As expected, and as shown in other researches, as iris images are compressed more, recognition performance reduces.

The impact of side effects of compression on improving visual acceptance and diagnostic performance (or speed of diagnosis), e.g. the smoothing of the noise in irreversibly compressed images can improve performance (and ideally should be factored out as a separate processing step from compression and utilized routinely if so).

Figure 16 e h shows the detection performance on compressed images.

Another approach is to measure the diagnostic accuracy for defined tasks (such as detection of a particular disease with a particular investigation) in a standardized setting and to compare performance using original images to performance using images compressed on different levels.

Objective methods to determine the best compression ratio are studies based on comparing diagnostic performance (accuracy) using compressed and original images.

Various researchers suggest different methods of improving the plastic performance of axially compressed elements.

The performance of specimens compressed through the same and dissimilarly shaped bearing plates was analyzed and compared.

Subsequently, we proved that through-wall human detection using compressed data could achieve equivalent performance as it did using the original uncompressed data and reduced the computational cost significantly based on the proposed anomaly detection technique.