Sentence examples for metrics that quantify from inspiring English sources
It will therefore also be interesting to compare our entropy metric to other network metrics that quantify randomness or to metrics that combine randomness and changes in mean correlation levels.
They define a set of metrics that quantify both the failure detector speed (how fast crashes are detected) and accuracy (how well it avoids mistakes).
There is a need to develop metrics that quantify the complexity of a system that can serve as a means for comparing alternative architecture at the design stage.
We then tested multiple watershed metrics that quantify the degree of urban impact and SCM mitigation to determine which best predicted hydrologic response across sites.
We have been exploring the efficacy of techniques from complex networks to the study of dense granular materials as a means to: (i) uncover such design principles and (ii) identify suitable metrics that quantify the evolution of structure during deformation.
Simple mathematical metrics that quantify the difference between the original and the decompressed image, such as peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR) and mean squared error (MSE), have been shown to be not well correlated with visual or diagnostic performance, so more sophisticated metrics have been developed.
To analyze the effects of Eps8-KD on cytoskeletal organization in A375 cells, we utilized metrics that quantified both the density and bundle organization of the cytoskeleton in confined, non-adherent cells.
This paper contributes metrics that can quantify these trade-offs.
For this reason, there has been interest in developing metrics such as box dimension that quantify the spatial heterogeneity present within parametric imaging maps of tumours (Goh et al, 2009).
Briefly, the E-Model combines a set of characterization metrics of the transport system and provides as output a rating factor, R, that quantifies the users' satisfaction.
We define an imprecision model as a set of qualitative cloud service metrics that cannot be objectively quantified or measured.
