Accessibility means that the benchmark has to be publicly available, solvability to set the level of the task on suitable level (not too difficult, not hoo hard), independence to guarantee that the benchmark has not been developed with tools to be tested, and evolution to keep the benchmark up-to-date during time.
To guarantee a consistent benchmark, a set of result images for each topic was automatically generated before the experiment and different users were asked to judge relevance on these closed sets.
At last, the investigated results are presented in comparison with some potential benchmarks to guarantee and verify the approach performance.
We then use this guarantee of global optimality to benchmark the performance of more practical heuristic methods.
We assume that such large benchmarks of 1000 queries guarantee the significance of our results (28).
This certificate ensures that the facility follows the stipulated guidelines according to the industrial benchmarks and thus can guarantee a certain level of quality.
This includes labor standards, and environmental benchmarks, as well as guarantees of data privacy and security.
The government is expected to announce in December that basic state pensions will rise by 2.5% from April 2013, in line with the highest benchmark in its "triple lock" guarantee.
Moreover, it said, in defining "essential health benefits," the government should try to guarantee that the average premium would not exceed benchmarks that would be set by the secretary of health and human services.
Although Burress would have probably been able to earn more than $3 million if he reached those benchmarks, he opted for the Jets' guaranteed money.
(iv) iDTP has a performance guarantee supported by (i) cross validation on a benchmark dataset; (ii) in vitro binding experiments; and (iii) large-scale text mining.
