Sentence examples for making fair comparisons from inspiring English sources

For evaluating performances of algorithms, and for making fair comparisons, parameters from different aspects should be considered.

But, people aren't making fair comparisons.

This scoring rule is "strictly proper" in the sense that it maximizes the expected score of an observation (and is unique) and allows making fair comparisons among models.

We have seen that our data do not provide simple solutions to the problem of making fair comparisons between ethnic groups.

In this case, mutual information will be scaled by to make fair comparisons.

In order to make fair comparisons, stop-band frequencies of various isolator designs are formulated in a general framework.

Before the simulation results, to make fair comparisons, the computational complexity is analyzed for the proposed two algorithms.

To make fair comparisons, no phase noise resulting from the instability of local oscillators is assumed, and the initial value of the CFO estimate is set zero.

In order to make fair comparisons among the diverse range-bin alignment techniques, in this paper we always use the method in [16] for the phase adjustment step.

Furthermore, we make the users independently of SIMO or MIMO to achieve the same transmission rate, T target, in order to make fair comparisons in terms of power expenditure.

We define the parameter power efficiency which introduces how much power is taken to have certain throughput to make fair comparisons between the engines power in the case of they have same throughput.