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Table 1. User-selectable parameters and their settings used in the empirical evaluation. The last three lines will be explained in Section 2.5.

in An Interface for Melody Input
by Lutz Prechelt, Rainer Typke 2001
"... In PAGE 5: ... Higher resolution is not required, because, as we will see below, we will use only very little of the actual acoustic information. We group the sequence of samples into overlapping windows, ignoring the very rst tskip milliseconds to eliminate start noises (see Table1 for tskip and other user-adjustable parameters of the system). The window size is 46 ms and each window overlaps half of the previous one and half of the next one.... In PAGE 7: ... We found that the lower cuto frequency fmin has only little in uence on performance, good performance was obtained in the range 300 Hz to 800 Hz. Early trial-and-error investigations with a few recordings had shown that the other parameters mentioned in the top part of Table1 are even less sensitive to changes than fmin. Therefore, we chose them based on a few trials alone.... ..."
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Table 1. User-selectable parameters and their settings used in the empirical evaluation. The last three lines will be explained in Section 2.5.

in An Interface for Melody Input
by Lutz Prechelt, Rainer Typke
"... In PAGE 4: ... Higher resolution is not required, because, as we will see below, we will use only very little of the actual acoustic information. We group the sequence of samples into overlapping windows, ignoring the very rst tskip milliseconds to eliminate start noises (see Table1 for tskip and other user-adjustable parameters of the system). The window size is 46 ms and each window overlaps half of the previous one and half of the next one.... In PAGE 6: ...4 Parameter values for Parsons code conversion As we see above, the algorithm for the conversion is constructed in a relatively straightforward way. However, to complete the contribution we must explain where the values for the free parameters mentioned in Table1 come from. For three of these parameters, namely rvolmin, rvolmin;note, and fmin, we per- formed a thorough search of the parameter space, together with the four parameters of the distance function discussed in Section 2.... In PAGE 6: ... We found that the lower cuto frequency fmin has only little in uence on performance, good performance was obtained in the range 300 Hz to 800 Hz. Early trial-and-error investigations with a few recordings had shown that the other parameters mentioned in the top part of Table1 are even less sensitive to changes than fmin. Therefore, we chose them based on a few trials alone.... ..."

Table 6: User-selectable profiles tbr different network types.

in Supporting Video in Heterogeneous Mobile Environments
by Nicholas Yeadon, Nigel Davies, Adrian Friday, Gordon Blair 1998
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Table I. Ranges of user-selectable variables and user options

in A Lift Simulation Prototype
by V. C. Galpin, S. T. Rock

Table 2: CODIS user-selectable chunks and their sizes.

in A Dynamic Model for Reference Corpora Structure Definition
by Fabio Tamburini Cilta, Fabio Tamburini
"... In PAGE 3: ... Thus, for reasons of simplicity, it was decided to predefine the number of chunks used to split every subcorpus, allowing for different resolutions within each specific subcorpus. As shown in Table2 , each CORIS subcorpus was split into four chunks of different sizes. The chunk sizes were carefully selected in order to allow for various combinations generationg subcorpora of various sizes, ranging from 0 to the maximum size of every subcorpus.... ..."

Table 5: CODIS user selectable subcorpora and their sizes.

in CORIS/CODIS: A corpus of written Italian based on a defined and a dynamic model
by R. Rossini Favretti , F. Tamburini, C. De Santis 2002
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Table 1: User Selectable Options for Soldier Station

in Soldier Station: Integrating Constructive and Virtual Models
by Shirley Pratt, David Pratt, David Ohman, John Galloway
"... In PAGE 2: ...nd various textual feedback information (i.e. location coordinates, actual speed of travel, ammunition rounds left, movement/injury status). Table1 sum- marizes some of the various options which the Sol- dier Station operator may select while controlling the DI. Touch Screen FlyBox Communications Speaker... ..."

Table 18: Requests of the CommUserSelect communication channel

in an der
by Werner Antensteiner, Technischen Universität Graz, Werner Antensteiner 1999
"... In PAGE 13: ...able 17: Communication events of the CommStatusDB communication channel ................56 Table18 : Requests of the CommUserSelect communication channel.... In PAGE 70: ...Specification of the VR-Friends Frontend and Backend Page 57 and the communication channel is closed. Table18 shows the requests of this... ..."

Table 3. Average Age of Users of Selected Methods: 1993

in unknown title
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Table 2: Message sequence resulting from the user selection of the slide object R3

in Building a Framework for Flexible Interactive Presentations
by James A. Schnepf, Yen-Jen Lee, David H.C. Du, Lan Lai, Liang-wei Kang 1996
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