Sentence examples for evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness from inspiring English sources
An experimental design based on Taillard's benchmark is conducted to evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of our proposed algorithm against some effective algorithms in the literature.
To evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of the proposed algorithm, the results are compared with those of the state-of-the-art optimization software.
To further evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of ED-DE, we also compare it with other state-of-the-art evolutionary algorithms (EAs) on typical function optimization tasks.
An empirical study is conducted to evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of our algorithms comparing with five representative feature selection algorithms.
In order to evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of the method, algorithms have been developed to address a number of early vision problems, such as perceptual grouping in two-dimensional and three-dimensional, shape from stereo, shape from shading, and motion grouping and segmentation.
Purpose/Objective: To evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of harm reduction services addressing MARA (most-at-risk adolescents), boys and girls, as part of UNICEF's MARA Programme – services provided by eight nongovernmental organisations.
Until the state evaluates the efficiency and effectiveness of its services, and does so seriously and regularly, it will never have adequate information to make these important decisions, let alone debate the issues.
Previous studies that evaluated the efficiency and effectiveness of risk communication yielded remarkable results: A large number of users in European and non-European countries struggled to understand ingredient lists and labels [3, 4].
We rigorously evaluated the efficiency and effectiveness of our framework, comparing four selective sampling methods: (1) a well-known existing AL method, termed SVM-Simple-Margin (SVM-Margin) and based on [24]; our proposed methods (2) exploitation and (3) combination; and (4) random-selection (random) as a "lower bound".
This section evaluates the efficiency and effectiveness of WildSpan in identifying functional regions of protein sequences.
We evaluated the efficiency and effectiveness of our methods by participating in a shared task, referred to as the CTD track, of the BioCreative IV challenge.
