Sentence examples for model benchmarks for from inspiring English sources

In this comparison, current functional model benchmarks for representations and models are used to compare the approaches using a model of a hydrokeratome, which is a system to perform refractive eye surgery using a water jet.

So, our goal in this workshop is that when an attendee leaves the tutorial they have a good sense of the ML landscape, understand the state of affairs in ML model benchmarking for conducting research, appreciate the research value of ML benchmarking, and also learn the existing tools to debug and analyze the performance of his/her ML/DL models.

* model outputs are available for downloading from a public website ** model outputs are stored in Carbon Sink Archives and available for model benchmarking using the web-based service provided by the OGED/CGER/NIES [53].

* model outputs are available for downloading from a public website ** model outputs are stored in Carbon Sink Archives and available for model benchmarking using the web-based service provided by the OGED/CGER/NIES [ 53] Most process-based models require species-specific parameterization that becomes problematic on a global scale.

Fourth, highlight negotiations like the recent Geneva Accord as at least models or benchmarks for a comprehensive solution.

Considering that biologists employ either or both of these factors, it is reasonable to use these conceptual models as benchmarks for expert-like reasoning about evolution for life sciences students (Table 2, top row).

The VA NSQIP developed an active program of data collection (initially through paper and later through electronic sources) of both risk adjustment and outcome data, which were then used to develop risk adjustment models and benchmarks for participating VAs.

This model is an extension of the Poisson regression model, the benchmark for count data, which accounts for over-dispersion of data (Coxe et al., 2009).

We use simple means comparisons between certified and decertified firms and logit model results, as benchmarks for comparison with survival model results.

Both Mr. Hancock and Mr. Tritle point out, too, that liturgical music from Ockeghem to Palestrina to Bach presents models, benchmarks and, indeed, challenges for succeeding generations.

Furthermore, through the rigorous assessment of the plaid model a benchmark for future evaluation of biclustering methods is established.