relative performance

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meanings of relativeand performance

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relative
adjective
uk /ˈrel.ə.tɪv/ us /ˈrel.ə.t̬ɪv/
being judged or measured in comparison with ...
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performance
noun
uk /pəˈfɔː.məns/ us /pɚˈfɔːr.məns/
how well a person, machine, etc. does a piece of work or ...
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Comparison with the version using 'ordinary' conversions offers a better indication of the relativeperformance.
Analysing algorithms means showing that they are correct, estimating their relativeperformance (speed) when applied to various problems, and identifying useful improvements and shortcuts.
This problem was selected to illustrate the method of application and assess the relativeperformance of the proposed system.
These subsets are examined to investigate relativeperformance of methodologies with smaller sample sizes.
To accomplish this goal, level of response accuracy was based on the relativeperformance of the participant group as a whole.
Therefore, the promotion of the relativeperformance of non-hosts by fungicide was species-specific, and did not reflect a general response by the non-host species group.
The relativeperformance of these methods requires assessment before general recommendations can be made.
Our purpose is not to establish the relativeperformance or productivity of the agencies.
After that, there appears to be no pattern to the relativeperformance of single-task and dual-task conditions.
The same exercise is carried out to chart the relativeperformance of the individual parties within the two big coalitions.
Table 1 highlights the steps in assessing relativeperformance.
Figure 2 compares the relativeperformance of standard linear programming to the constraint-generation algorithm for solving linear programs.
It is also interesting to examine the relativeperformance of the different models based on the various forecast criteria across forecast horizons.
Relativeperformance is the relative difference in growth for plants in competitive mixtures versus plants grown alone.
Here we are more interested in the relativeperformance of the models than a rigorous statistical test.
However, more work needs to be undertaken on the small sample behaviour of these approaches before any definitive statements as to their relativeperformance can be made.
It is important to make sure that the relativeperformance of each solution across each aspect is properly reflected by the relative magnitudes of the indices.
The relativeperformance of the two analyzers varies with the test case.
The values are given for each of the six relativeperformance levels (relative to each model's performance when using all material), and are averaged for each model and performance level.
In other words, one nation's environmental score depends in part on the relativeperformance of other nations.
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