Oct 30, 2011 23:24
13 yrs ago
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Chinese term

实际性能指标

Chinese to English Tech/Engineering Computers: Systems, Networks
The phrase comes from a letter of recommendation.

The context is as follows:

他多次利用...MATLAB...模拟仿真证实了理论计算得出的结论,同时将设计的算法与协议编写后写入节点,从而能客观的评价设计的算法与协议的实际性能指标。

Proposed translations

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performance

不要太罗嗦。

他多次利用...MATLAB...模拟仿真证实了理论计算得出的结论,同时将设计的算法与协议编写后写入节点,从而能客观的评价设计的算法与协议的实际性能指标。
Using MATLAB he was able to find empirical support for several theoretical results. He also coded algorithms and protocols and inserted them into nodes, and was thus able to objectively assess the performance of the algorithms and protocols.
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Oops, I forgot to enter comments before clicking select. I like your translation. Thank you. And thank-you to other answerers.
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54 mins

Actual performance indexes

供参考
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Actual performance indicators/targets

The term "index" would be more suited to a process or evaluation chart. The terms "indicator" or "target" are more suited to an agreement (协议).

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Note added at 3 hrs (2011-10-31 03:04:23 GMT)
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Hi there, perfomace indicator is common collocation emphasis on performance in individual categories, index (plural is unsuitable here) emphasizes the evaluation matrix or grid rather than components. I'd still stick with indicator from context provided. Hope is of some help!
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Hi! Thank you for your answer and explanation. But, 协议 here means "protocol." In that case, do you still prefer "indicator" over "index"?
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19 hrs

True Performance Index

It looks like in the engineer industry there is s a standard formula for this index. See the reference below.
Example sentence:

True Performance Index (TPI) is used to measure the performance of central processing unit chips produced by manufacturer AMD.

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