Sentence examples for metrics which we from inspiring English sources

We compared their performance using precision and recall, and found a clear trade-off between these two metrics which we further reified into a third objective function based on Fβ, an information retrieval measure, that showed a clear performance improvement.

To this end, the final part of the paper re-simulates different protocols using a Matlab based simulator: routing modeling application simulation environment (RMASE), and gives simulation results for standard simulation and performance metrics which we hope will serve as a benchmark for future comparisons for the research community.

The company has also exhibited high repeat usage and customer satisfaction metrics which we see as the hallmarks of a great online business".

"Current sports trackers focus on statistics, health and performance-based metrics, which we think is great, but only captures one side of the experience," says the Relive co-founder.

In what follows, we will also use the classical notions of Chebyshev subset of a metric space, a metric projection onto such a set (which we will denote by ), Kuratowski and Hausdorff measures of noncompactness (which we will denote by and, resp ., and the radial and river metrics (which we will denote by and, resp).

One application of these metrics, which we have described elsewhere [31], is automatic detection of turning events known as pirouettes.

In a written comment, TrackVia indicated the following: "We're a growth-based, SaaS business with industry-leading SaaS metrics, which means we're investing heavily in our growth and expansion.

The metrics by which we choose to measure our success determine our priorities.

"The metrics by which we judge success is by how many people participate rather than increased global exposure".

Many educators take the view that, using the metrics by which we judge traditional higher education (prestige, completion rates), MOOCs have failed to fulfill their original promise.

In other words, we're exquisitely good at coming up with metrics by which we can claim ourselves to be the most, greatest, or biggest inhabitant of our perceived surroundings.