Sentence examples for interpreting the performance of from inspiring English sources

These considerations are critical to interpreting the performance of ChemicalTagger.

The lower accuracy of estimates in these cases should increase attention and care for interpreting the performance of these health services.

However, the performance of WRF at the London Heathrow site is different, and given that results at this site are likely to be more useful in interpreting the performance of CMAQ-urban we have separated out the WRF wind speed predictions at Heathrow and summarised them in Fig. 7.

The phase behavior of surfactant/cosurfactant brine oil system is the key factor in interpreting the performance of oil recovery by the microemulsion flooding process.

How can we interpret the performance of a classifier which uses manually designed features?

After collecting data from different devices across the SCADA testbed, the data is analyzed accordingly to interpret the performance of the detector with regard to the attack scenario.

The data of basic linear algebra benchmarks are used to interpret the performance of AMG algorithms employed as linear solvers in computational fluid dynamics simulation tools.

Also, when the AOTC and the interpreter are employed concurrently (e.g., some methods are AOTCed while other methods are interpreted), the performance of normal execution paths is affected more seriously.

The constituents of concrete (i.e., pores solution, calcium hydroxide, aluminate phases, and calcium silicate hydrate gel) can alter the MgCl2 H2O phase diagram when it is used to interpret the performance of concrete.

We therefore also interpreted the performance of the energy system as a public good for society, because no individual can be excluded from the advantages or disadvantages of the energy system and there is also non-rivalry in the consumption of the advantages or disadvantages of the energy system.

It is difficult to interpret the performance of CSF-TRUST in terms of its specificity, sensitivity and predictive values in sexually transmitted infections (STIs) clinic settings.