benchmarking
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- noun
- /ˈbɛnʧˌmɑrkɪŋ/
- Specialized
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pruebas de rendimiento
- Benchmarking helps organizations compare their data processing speeds to identify more efficient practices.
Where you really see the advantage of a gaming smartphone is in the benchmarks.
- Where you really see the advantage of a gaming smartphone is in the benchmarks.
- Variations of the Winograd scheme are included and some natural language benchmarks of today that people use in the machine learning context.
- Although my benchmarks did show that I got slightly better frame rates on the OLED version.
- Now there's so much to talk about and they're going to be lots of reviews, plenty of places where you can find some very in depth benchmarks and tear downs.
- If I think about the benchmarks we have before us, the the the tests of our computer vision systems, they're often kind of trying to get to the adult.
- It can't quite compete, but that's fine because there's a whole lot more to the just pure benchmarks and pure CPU.
Examples
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SATzilla was optimized for a benchmarking competition in which a collection of SAT problem instances is designed, and the system is given at most 1200 seconds to solve each instance.
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Would you agree as well that the sort of exams used for benchmarking tend to favor systems that focus on rote learning?
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So this is a very useful tool for benchmarking your parallel programs.
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Spaceport.io used its own Perfmarks II benchmarking suite to test HTML rendering techniques across desktop and mobile browsers.
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It's also difficult to test storage performance before you deploy, but Fellows suggested benchmarking tools such as VDI-IOmark, View Planner, and Login VSI that can help you plan for VDI loads.
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The advocates of such benchmarking systems as WinMarks (for computer speed performance) regard the benchmark as a test that measures the performance of a system or subsystem on a well-defined task or set of tasks.
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Benchmarking allows developers to measure the performance of their software against industry standards.
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Benchmarking is essential for evaluating how well new systems perform compared to previous ones.
Synonyms
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1.0
An activity to check how well something works
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2.5
A process of checking how well something works or how safe it is
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Etymology
Benchmarking comes from benchmark, originally a fixed 'mark' for measuring, and people began to use the word for any clear test; in computing a benchmark is a standard test of speed or power, so benchmarking means running those tests to compare device or software performance.