Then, Emulica, an open-source implementation of the benchmarking environment is presented.
Among existent studies, Chen and Liu (2007), Liao (2010), and Shih (2008) use questionnaires and interviews to compare the learning motivation of students before and after the implementation of the benchmark policy.
It can be seen from the table that both SA1 and SA2 have a complexity of O ( N ( K + 1 ) ), which is lower than that of the fast implementation of the benchmark 1 that has a complexity of O ( NK log 2 N ).
The implementation of the benchmark data set in a relational database made this easy to analyse: instead of using only a single query, all the rows containing the USRCAT moments of the query were used in a cross-join (an all-by-all comparison) and the highest scoring combination of both query and target conformer was taken.
To fill this gap, at least with regard to multidisciplinary breast centres, the first-ever prospective multicentre study investigating the implementation of a benchmarking programme at breast centres was conducted in Germany from 2003 to 2007 [ 35].
In this article, we have presented the implementation of a benchmark for objective comparison of cell tracking algorithms, based on the use of a common diverse video dataset repository and ground truth, specific measures for both the evaluation of the segmentation and tracking accuracy, and unified criteria for comparing and ranking the algorithms.
The centerpiece of the compromise is implementation of the same benchmarks that Bush laid out in January to measure the Iraqi government's progress on stabilizing the country.
This was achieved with the implementation of a prison benchmark applied across the service, which changed prison regimes and dictated both the grades and numbers of prison staff.
This paper describes the implementation of a simulation benchmark for studying the influence of control strategy implementations on combined nitrogen and phosphorus removal processes in a biological wastewater treatment plant.
It has been suggested that implementation of quality-improvement benchmarking programs can lead to risk-avoidance behaviors in some physicians and hospitals in an attempt to improve their rankings, potentially denying patients needed treatment.
