Sentence examples for normalized quality from inspiring English sources

To allow comparison between metrics, diff has been computed using the normalized quality indices Q'.

The weight of each visual feature is adaptively calculated by the normalized quality function in the previous frame.

In order to evaluate the overall performance of each metric, we have computed the root mean squared error (RMSE) between the normalized quality values of the fixed sequences and the normalized mean quality values of the adjustable sequences in each test case.

Patients with GERD followed up in meticulously performed clinical trials achieve nearly without exception symptomatic relief and normalized quality of life [ 1].

An example of this approach uses normalized quality measures (including uncertainty in finger positions, maximum force transmission ratio, grasp isotropy and stability), assigns weights according to the desired grasp properties, and then selects the grasp with the minimum value out of the normalized and weighted measures (Kim et al. 2004).

Data from Genevestigator was normalized, quality controlled, and annotated manually as described previously [ 29].

Each data point in these figures represents the average of normalized tracking quality and energy consumption of ten complete simulation runs.

In this experiment, each data point represents the average of normalized tracking quality and energy consumption of ten complete simulation runs by varying the network size to one of the values {5,10,20} for each method.

In this experiment, each data point represents the average of normalized tracking quality and the energy consumption of ten complete simulation runs by varying the randomness of moving objects η to one of these values {0.10,0.15,0.20,0.25,0.30,0.40,0.50,0.70,0.90} for each method.

Affymetrix data were uploaded into GeneSpring GX, normalized and quality control assessment was run to ensure the integrity of the samples.

They result from integrating expression data from a large number of globally normalized and quality controlled public experiments.