Furthermore, we have benchmarked the inherent sensitivity and robustness of deriving associations from such responses.
One of the areas that are related to that of resilience evaluation is that of resilience benchmarking, which encompasses techniques from previous efforts in performance benchmarking [13], dependability benchmarking [14], and security benchmarking [15], due to its inherent relation to performance, dependability and security.
To benchmark the predictive power inherent to the approach, we computed all co-expressed, dense regions in physical protein and genetic interaction networks from human and yeast.
In this paper, we explore the performance on several of these benchmark functions, which reveals an inherent origin bias within the Teacher Phase of TLBO.
Since there is an inherent tradeoff between sensitivity and specificity, a benchmark specificity of 97% was chosen, producing approximately one false alarm per month.
However, since this comparison represented a first validation phase aimed mainly at demonstrating the inherent ability of BNGA, while rigorously adopting the methodology provided by the CEC'05 benchmark, the following procedure remains limited to ten-dimensional experiments ((n=10)).
The control materials (normal articular hyaline cartilage and tooth dentin) provided benchmarks for comparison of racemization rates since they had the same inherent background.
Over the last few years, in courtrooms coast to coast, the benchmark of human identity has gradually shifted to the DNA standard, the molecular dog tag inherent in even our most fragmentary bodily bits.
Compared to similar learning proposals on the same benchmarks DQ requires at least 3 orders of magnitude less training data; primarily because it exploits the inherent structure of the planning problem.
Each represented a benchmark.
