Sentence examples for using standard benchmarks as from inspiring English sources

In this paper we concentrate on the formulation of the new hybrid algorithm and its testing using standard benchmarks as well as a solar optimisation problem.

Both strategies would likely be cost-effective using standard benchmarks.

To do so, we use standard benchmarks in the literature, such as those of Taillard (1993), Brucker et al. (1997), and Guéret and Prins (1998).

This comparison is achieved using standard multiple alignment benchmarking procedures.

We test accuracy using standard multiple alignment benchmarking methods [ 21, 22].

The methodology we propose is the first one that uses a standard benchmark, providing both a representative workload as well as the ability to customize it to evaluate the features of MOM platforms selectively.

The standard benchmark functions are as follows.

To benchmark our approach on protein sequences, we used BAliBASE 3.0, a standard benchmark database for multiple alignment (Thompson et al., 2005).

Workload-driven partitioning scheme is validated by using the TPC-C industry standard benchmark.

Guanylyl cyclase activity was measured using a standard assay buffer as a benchmark (Griffiths et al., 2003).

Our algorithms and their weighted modifications are favorably tested against other methods in the literature, producing a sensible improvement in performance on most of the standard statistical databases used as benchmarks.