Sentence examples for input and test from inspiring English sources

The results showed that the undergraduate students made more input and test errors than did the graduate students, but the number of students in each class who completed all eight tutor stages (18 undergraduates and 17 graduates) was almost equivalent.

Different and diverse instances served as input and test parameters in order to show that permutation-based optimization problems such as the school bus routing problem with bus stop selection can be solved by means of a probability model, and improving the estimation of the central permutation helps the performance of the algorithm.

As the dimension and magnitude of the original sample data are different, the input and test data should be normalized before training, i.e., T=2cdot frac{X-{X}_{min }}{X_{max }-{X}_{min }}-1 (1).

With the same set of input and tested driving factors, all three models were simulated for the period 1989 2001 to produce the transition potential maps for 2011 and same amount of land demands, as in 2011 were allocated on the potential maps.

Previously, NVIDIA had demonstrated the use of VR input for training drones, using simulated visual input and testing the accuracy of navigation.

I am impressed by the development process they used, which included extensive input and testing by different Veterans groups, religious leaders from 10 different faiths, elderly and disabled individuals, and experienced doctors and nurses.

This article describes the multi-faceted and largely qualitative approach taken to develop the three questionnaires, particularly detailing the results of expert input and testing of cognitive salience and clarity of questionnaire items.

The tool [20] receives an abstract B machine as input and produces test case specifications and executable test scripts written in Java and C. BETA is capable of defining positive and negative test cases for a software implementation.

2) Two of the reviewers also suggested that the authors should further investigate the correlation between the input variables and test models including fewer variables.

For example, an algebra problem can be solved using intuitive strategies such as guess-and-check (i.e., inputting and testing unsystematic values in place of the algebraic unknown), which are simple and easy to apply, but can be ineffective in terms of accuracy and time.

We developed a model utilizing publicly available inputs, and tested the robustness of the outcome estimates in multivariate analyses.