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Table 6.6: Simple Rules. 146

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Table 5.: Equivalent Simple Rules and Data Distribution Patterns

in Learning Transformation Rules for Semantic Query Optimization: A Data-Driven Approach
by Shashi Shekhar, Shashi Shekhar, Babak Hamidzadeh, Babak Hamidzadeh, Ashim Kohli, Ashim Kohli, Mark Coyle, Mark Coyle 1993
"... In PAGE 13: ... Patterns in a data-distribution for the current state of the database, which are not implied by user-defined query transformation rules can be used to find quot;discovered quot; query transformation rules. A set of simple patterns are shown in Table5 along with the query transformation rules... ..."
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Table 2.1: The simple rule for verifying declassification

in 4
by Jonas Rabbe S 2005

Table 6.6 shows the simple rules of the grammar. 145

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Table 1.1. Parameterization of canonical simple ruled quadrics

in TOWARDS THE ROBUST INTERSECTION OF IMPLICIT QUADRICS
by Laurent Dupont, Sylvain Lazard, Sylvain Petitjean, Daniel Lazard

Table 1. A Simple Example Rule Set

in Optimising Self Adaptive Networks by Evolving RuleBased Agents
by Evaggelos Nonas And, Evaggelos Nonas, Ra Poulovassilis 1999
"... In PAGE 5: ... The possible actions corresponding to this event are all the nodes that the requesting node is connected with. For instance, if node 1 is connected with nodes 2, 3 and 4 and the network provides services A, B and C, the events and actions for node 1 are shown in Table1 (no order is shown, just all the events and all the possible actions for each event). 4 Using a GA to optimise the rule based agents Our method provides an automatic way of selecting the best rule to fire upon an event occurring, using a genetic algorithm to determine which rule to fire if more than one rule is triggered.... In PAGE 6: ...arents by their children. Multiple point crossover is used for breeding. Crossover points are set at the end of each event in the chromosome. The chromosome for the example of Table1 is shown in Figure 3, where the arrows show the positions of the crossover points. The fitness of each chromosome is calculated as follows: When a node provides a service to another node, it also sends to it the cost of this service.... ..."
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Table 1: A Simple Taylor Rule

in THE FED AND THE NEW ECONOMY
by Laurence Ball, Laurence Ball, Robert R. Tchaidze, Robert R. Tchaidze

Table 4: Inference Rules of the Simple Metalanguage

in Notions of computation and monads
by Eugenio Moggi 1991
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Table 2: Payments with Different Rules in the Simple Problem.

in Achieving Budget-Balance with Vickrey-Based Payment Schemes in Exchanges
by David C. Parkes, Jayant Kalagnanam, Marta 2001
"... In PAGE 4: ... Example. In Table2 we compare the payments made with each payment scheme in our simple problem. Notice that neither the Large or Small schemes provide useful guidance about how to distribute the discount across the two sellers, this depends on how the tie is broken.... ..."
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TABLE II ELIMINATION RULES FOR SIMPLE PATHS

in An optimal strategy for anonymous communication protocols
by Yong Guan, Xinwen Fu, Riccardo Bettati, Wei Zhao 2002
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