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Table 2: Bipartitioning results for MedCran

in Spectral Graph Partitioning
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 5: ... In addition, the measures of purity and entropy are easily derived from the confusion matrix[6]. Table2 summarizes the results of applying Algorithm Bi- partition to the MedCran data set. The confusion matrix at the top of the table shows that the document cluster D0 consists entirely of the Medline collection, while 1400 of the 1407 documents in D1 are from Cranfield.... In PAGE 5: ... The confusion matrix at the top of the table shows that the document cluster D0 consists entirely of the Medline collection, while 1400 of the 1407 documents in D1 are from Cranfield. The bottom of Table2 displays the top 7 words in each of the word clus- ters W0 and W1. The top words are those whose internal edge weights are the greatest.... ..."

Table 1: Best Performance Results MED CACM CISI CRAN

in Models General Terms Algorithms, Experimentation
by Leif Azzopardi

Table 1: Best Performance Results MED CACM CISI CRAN

in Investigating the Relationship between Language Model Perplexity and IR Precision-Recall Measure
by Leif Azzopardi, Mark Girolami, Keith van Rijsbergen

Table 3: Relative contributions of NON, NRAN, CRAN, EAN, and NEN.

in Variable Neighborhood Search for the Generalized Minimum Edge Biconnected Network Problem
by Markus Leitner, Bin Hu, et al.
"... In PAGE 5: ...54 they were evaluated. Table3 shows contribution values grouped by the different instance types. They are retrieved by first calculating the success rate of each neighborhood structure and then scaling these values s.... ..."

Table 1: Repository Operations

in Tagfs - tag semantics for hierarchical file systems
by Stephan Bloehdorn, Olaf Görlitz, Simon Schenk, Max Völkel, Forschungszentrum Informatik Karlsruhe 2006
"... In PAGE 5: ... Possible query reflnements are provided as subdirectory names. Metadata Modiflcations The set of possible modiflcation operations on the metadata repository is described in Table1 with ctxt being a context and infoobject being the identifyer of the involved information object, in the case of... ..."
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Table 1. Repository Profiles

in If You Harvest arXiv.org, Will They Come?
by Ichael Nelson Johanbollen, Michael L. Nelson, Johan Bollen
"... In PAGE 1: ... NTRS is instrumented to record when a user requests a download for the full-text content. Table1 and Figure 1 describe the repositories and their monthly use. The Energy Citation Database, BioMed Central and arXiv.... ..."

TABLE I APROPERTY REPOSITORY

in FIRE: Flexible Intra-AS Routing Environment
by Craig Partridge, Alex C. Snoeren, Student Member, W. Timothy Strayer, Senior Member, Beverly Schwartz, Matthew Condell, Isidro Castiñeyra 2000
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Table 1: Repository summaries

in Metrics General Terms Measurement
by unknown authors

Table 3: Repository Size Characteristics

in ABSTRACT Improving Virtual Machine Performance Using a Cross-Run Profile Repository
by Matthew Arnold, Adam Welc, V. T. Rajan
"... In PAGE 11: ...7 Repository characteristics Tables 3 and 4 present characteristics of the pro le repos- itory for the benchmarks used in this paper. Table3 reports size characteristics of the repository for each benchmark after being warmed up. Data is reported for the small, large, and dual input scenarios.... ..."

Table 1. An Overview of the ICE Repository

in New l'orli Uiliversitj-
by Rajiv D. Banker, Robert J. Kauffman, Dani Zweig, Rajiv D. Banker, Robert J. Kauffillan, Daiii Zweig
"... In PAGE 6: ... A11 interactions among objects are mediated by Views. An overview of the contents of the Repository is given in Table1 below. INSERT TABLE 1 ABOUT HERE All the objects of the application environment are stored in a single Repository.... ..."
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