Sentence examples for historical workload from inspiring English sources

Specifically, we propose a new two-level time series prediction approach to build a prediction model based on the historical workload measurements, i.e., the request rate observed from the Reader Tier of v-TerraFly.

We established a baseline measure of H&E process impact on personnel, information management and sample flow from historical workload and production data and direct observation.

Independent observations are equivalent of the training dataset and indicate the historical values of the workload.

This method is able to dynamically adjust each parameter of a Hidden Markov Model (HMM) through collecting the historical information of the bandwidth workload.

The Workload Model specifies historical growth trends and usage patterns.

In patient-centered trial recommendation, the number of trials an oncologist would need to review to replicate a patient's historical trial enrollments defines the workload.

The resource management is done by predicting the workload intensity based on historical data and estimating the resource needs of the map service's Reader and Loader Tier s based on their performance models.

Matching performance was validated on a reference set of 169 historical trial-patient enrollment decisions, and workload, precision, recall, negative predictive value (NPV) and specificity were calculated.

OR efficiency is maximized by using historical data to accurately predict future OR workload, thereby enabling OR time to be properly allocated to surgeons.

Since the goal of the retrospective workload evaluation was to identify all historical enrollments (i.e. False Negative = 0), the recall = True Positive/ True Positive + False Negative) and the negative predictive value NPV = True Negative/ True Negative + False Negative) were always 100%.

Case-mix modelling is relevant to this activity but NHS commissioners usually predict demand en bloc on an historical basis, then decide how to finance new services and/or reallocate workload between providers.