The phrase "performance fluctuates" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English. It means that the level or quality of performance is constantly changing or varying. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "The stock market is a prime example of how performance fluctuates, with its ever-changing prices and unpredictable trends."
The area between this curve and the mean performance accuracy is a measure of performance fluctuation over the microstimulation session: if performance stayed close to average all the way through the session this area would be very small, whereas if performance fluctuated greatly this area would be large as the smoothed performance line moves away from the mean.
Results enlighten us that: (1) the three Bayesian detectors bear pretty much the same detection performances; (2) the detection performances fluctuate more intensely when the shape parameter or the scale parameter is smaller; (3) the shape parameter has more influences on the detection performances than the scale parameter, as it is an indication of the clutter impulsiveness.
Smoothed performance accuracy fluctuates above and below this mean, perhaps reflecting fluctuations in task engagement.
The algorithm is regarded as convergent, and the iteration terminates when the performance metric fluctuates below a tolerance threshold.
As for LIG, the values C = 1 and C = 5 often give the best results, and LIG's performance sometimes fluctuates sharply for other settings of C. From these results, we can draw the conclusion that MNet can select an effective λ's value from a wide range, and MNet is less affected by the parameter selection problem than ProMK and the other competitive algorithms.
Similar as the economy, Australia's performance slightly fluctuated, but still kept at a high level.
Plants dynamically adjust their architecture to optimize growth and performance under fluctuating light environments, a process termed photomorphogenesis.
