Sentence examples for in terms of correctness from inspiring English sources

The results show that combined visualization strategies perform better in terms of correctness and analysis time.

The results show the advantages and disadvantages of existing ontology debugging systems in terms of correctness, completeness and efficiency.

The experimental results confirm that the island model with fission and fusion outperforms the sequential as well as the island models without fission and fusion in terms of correctness of the solution arrived and size of the trees evolved.

Our empirical results have shown that IBED with the enhancement techniques can outperform several state-of-the-art MOEAs on most case studies in terms of correctness and diversity of found solutions.

The first goal was to assess the performance of the pipeline in terms of correctness of the recommendations (i.e., the relevance links between users and documents).

All teachers only quickly looked at the student work to get a basic idea about students' performance in terms of correctness, strategies, and mistakes.

In this work we show that it is possible to express most properties regularly observed in algorithms in terms of 'partial correctness' (i.e., the property that the final results of the algorithm, if any, satisfy some given input-output relation).

In summary, legitimate users performed significantly better compared to adversarial users in terms of answer correctness.

Content is assessed in terms of the correctness, significance and currency of the concepts/principles and their match with the learners' characteristics and learning needs.

John Dewey (1938) seems to have been the first to characterize truth in terms of assertoric correctness, with his notion of warranted assertibility, even though this idea had a clear affinity with the verifiability principle of Moritz Schlick (1936).

They told Jolly they were thinking in terms of political correctness to prevent conflict when they told her daughter to change, she said.