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Table 3: Non-canonical gene set comparative level sensitivity and specificity

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Table 3: Canonical thematic clusters for a real keywords rule set.

in SIAM International Conference on Data Mining, Orlando, Florida
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"... In PAGE 6: ... The clusters found at height just below 1 (and above 0.667, the next observed distance between clusters in this case), as well as the representative rules and clus- ter sizes are shown in Table3 . We also suggest a name for each cluster/theme.... ..."

Table D.1: Keywords for the Global Canon Set with the Fraction of Auctions Matching. All 94 keywords matching 1% or more of auctions are listed. In total, there were 899 keywords.

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TABLE II SUMMARY STATISTICS FOR CANONICAL PATH Data Set 10Hz 20Hz 100Hz

in A Comparison of Probe-based and Router-based Methods for Measuring Packet Loss
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Table 6. Canonical redundancy analysis Canonical

in Perceived Strategic Value and Adoption of Electronic Commerce: An Empirical Study of Small and Medium Sized Businesses
by Elizabeth E. Grandon, J. Michael Pearson 2003
"... In PAGE 7: ... Although the first and second canonical functions are ignificant according to the above analysis, it is mmended that redundancy analysis be utilized to etermine which functions should be used in the terpretation [37]. Redundancy is defined as the ability of f independent variables, taken as a set, to explain the ariation in the dependent variables taken one at a time Table6 summarizes the redundancy analysis for the dent and independent variables for the two canonical unctions that were found to be significant by using the easure of model fit. The results indicate that the first onical function accounts for the highest proportion of otal redundancy (93.... ..."
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Table 6. Canonical redundancy analysis Canonical

in Perceived Strategic Value and Adoption of Electronic Commerce: An Empirical Study of Small and Medium Sized Businesses
by Elizabeth E. Grandon, J. Michael Pearson 2003
"... In PAGE 7: ... Although the first and second canonical functions are ignificant according to the above analysis, it is mmended that redundancy analysis be utilized to etermine which functions should be used in the terpretation [37]. Redundancy is defined as the ability of f independent variables, taken as a set, to explain the ariation in the dependent variables taken one at a time Table6 summarizes the redundancy analysis for the dent and independent variables for the two canonical unctions that were found to be significant by using the easure of model fit. The results indicate that the first onical function accounts for the highest proportion of otal redundancy (93.... ..."
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Table 4: Summary rule set for the Reuters keywords rule set: the 4 thematically canonical clusters.

in Abstract Hierarchical Clustering
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"... In PAGE 6: ... Table 5: Summary rule set for the Reuters keywords (20 clusters). representative size 1 grain amp; wheat amp; oilseed - gt; cotton 74 2 money-fx - gt; dlr 28 3 gold - gt; silver 2 4 grain amp; sorghum amp; soybean amp; 149 oilseed - gt; corn 5 grain amp; soy-meal amp; meal-feed - gt; corn 61 6 wheat amp; oat - gt; grain 12 7 veg-oil amp; oilseed amp; soy-oil - gt; soybean 74 8 rice - gt; grain 25 9 livestock amp; grain - gt; carcass 9 10 coffee - gt; cocoa 2 11 grain amp; oilseed - gt; sunseed 17 12 dlr amp; money-fx - gt; interest 12 13 ship - gt; grain 5 14 - gt; trade 7 15 - gt; acq 2 16 ship - gt; crude 10 17 fuel - gt; gas 2 18 gnp - gt; bop 6 19 - gt; earn 2 20 zinc - gt; lead 2 The large cluster of Table4 has been split into 17 new sub-clusters.... ..."

Table 4: Summary rule set for the Reuters keywords rule set: the 4 thematically canonical clusters.

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"... In PAGE 6: ... Table 5: Summary rule set for the Reuters keywords (20 clusters). representative size 1 grain amp; wheat amp; oilseed - gt; cotton 74 2 money-fx - gt; dlr 28 3 gold - gt; silver 2 4 grain amp; sorghum amp; soybean amp; 149 oilseed - gt; corn 5 grain amp; soy-meal amp; meal-feed - gt; corn 61 6 wheat amp; oat - gt; grain 12 7 veg-oil amp; oilseed amp; soy-oil - gt; soybean 74 8 rice - gt; grain 25 9 livestock amp; grain - gt; carcass 9 10 coffee - gt; cocoa 2 11 grain amp; oilseed - gt; sunseed 17 12 dlr amp; money-fx - gt; interest 12 13 ship - gt; grain 5 14 - gt; trade 7 15 - gt; acq 2 16 ship - gt; crude 10 17 fuel - gt; gas 2 18 gnp - gt; bop 6 19 - gt; earn 2 20 zinc - gt; lead 2 The large cluster of Table4 has been split into 17 new sub-clusters. We now can see some of the... ..."

Table 7: Additional lazy evaluation rules Add also to the set of eager-canonical forms K : : = ? j foldX:A(K) and to the set of lazy-canonical forms K : : = ? j foldX:A(M)

in A Typed Pattern Calculus
by Delia Kesner, Laurence Puel, Val Tannen 1993
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Table 2. Performance (size of the largest set of a partition) of our geometric approach and canonical loop partitioning.

in A Geometric Approach for Partitioning N-Dimensional Non-Rectangular Iteration Spaces
by Arun Kejariwal, Ru Nicolau, Constantine D. Polychronopoulos
"... In PAGE 11: ... Table 2 presents the size of the largest set corresponding to our approach and (for com- parison purposes) CAN. From Table2 we observe that our approach results in smaller sizes of the largest set i.e.... ..."
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