The phrase "incoming test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a test or examination that is about to occur or is being received.
Example: "Please prepare for the incoming test scheduled for next week."
Alternatives: "upcoming test" or "forthcoming test."
Overall, NPVModel's scalability is directly affected by that of the training complexity of models considered (classifier dependent), the number of incoming test instances (linear), and of the parameter space one seeks to optimize over (multiplicative).
A machine learning or statistical model's performance is evaluated on metrics like accuracy, precision, recall, Area Under the ROC Curve (AUC), (f(beta)), etc. on the incoming test data; but in order for these to be usable for business decisions, these need to be converted to a dollar value.
One possibility is that a predictive signal generated by a forward model representing the likely future pattern of visual input is simply added to the incoming test pattern, thereby boosting compatible signals and reducing threshold.
In comparison with the glass modules, the aerosol guiding module of the RFS has been optimized concerning the uniform distribution of the incoming test atmosphere to the three exposure chambers, thus stabilizing the whole exposure process.
Incoming Test tours to the UK tend to be one-Test-and-move-on affairs, part of a wider jigsaw but lacking a narrative strand unless the visiting team are seeking a grand slam blitz on the home unions.
In the online phase, a mapping function is computed based on the incoming testing data to perform model adaptation.
For middle and high schools they are based on incoming students' test scores.
Testing practices vary widely between states, with some systems testing all incoming inmates, some testing all outgoing inmates, others conducting routine seroprevalence surveys, and still others with little or no routine testing.
A few companies, including the retail giant Costco, already test incoming trimmings at their grinding facilities, but most of the industry relies on slaughterhouses to test their own trim.
With fear of the germ rising, and some states calling for mandatory screening, hospitals are snapping up Cepheid's product in order to test incoming patients by using it with a nasal swab.
But it leaked into the human food supply, causing huge recalls of taco shells and other products, hurting American grain exports, forcing grain elevators and food companies to test incoming shipments of corn, and raising new concerns about the possible health effects of genetically engineered foods.
