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Table 1: The explicit and implicit methods.

in Unsplittable max-min demand allocation – a routing problem
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 8: ... The computations were carried out on a PC with an Intel PIII-1GHz CPU, RAM of 256 MB, and Windows 2000 OS. Table1 contains computation times for the two different methods, for a number of small instances. The instances are characterized by that there is a demand between every node-pair and that link capacities are uni- formly distributed over {10, 20, 30, 40, 50}.... In PAGE 8: ... For the first 7 instances there are two paths per demand, and for the 5 last instances there are three paths per demand. The results of Table1 suggest that the implicit method is slightly faster than that of the explicit method. If we sum up the usage of variables and constraints for the MIP corresponding to iteration k in the two different approaches, this is reasonable to expect.... In PAGE 9: ...0770 Table 2: The distribution approach. computation times given in Table1 and Table 2, strongly suggests that the distribution approach should be used whenever its deviation from the true optimum is acceptable. Certainly, such an error tolerance will depend on the details of the application.... ..."

Table 1. Performance evaluation Approach Shape Total# Correct# Accuracy%

in Smart Sketchpad—An On-line Graphics Recognition System
by Liu Wenyin, Wenjie Qian, Rong Xiao, Xiangyu Jin
"... In PAGE 5: ...ketchpad.(b) Input some graphics. In order to evaluate the system, we asked 5 different users to drawn three classes of closed shapes using the three shape-recognition approaches. The correct recognition rates are listed in Table1 . Our recognition precision by rule-based approach is very similar to others (Fonseca and Jorge 2000).... ..."

Table 1: Implicit and Explicit Forms of Control

in Functionally accurate, cooperative distributed systems
by Victor R. Lesser, Daniel D. Corkill 1981
"... In PAGE 19: ... In these other approaches to control, nodes have less flexibility in their processing strategies. These alternative control regimes are illustrated in Table1 .... ..."
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Table 1: Implicit and Explicit Forms of Control

in Functionally Accurate, Cooperative Distributed Systems
by Victor R. Lesser, Daniel D. Corkill 1981
"... In PAGE 29: ... In these other approaches to control, nodes have less flexibility in their process- ing strategies. These alternative control regimes are illustrated in Table1 .... ..."
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Table 5. Methodologies for Assessing Potential Fuel Economy Improvements

in Engineering-Economic Analyses Of Automotive Fuel Economy Potential In The United States
by David L. Greene, John DeCicco
"... In PAGE 37: ...Table5... ..."

Table 3: Results of the shape Dataset.

in Applying Online Gradient Descent Search to Genetic Programming for Object Recognition
by Will Smart, Mengjie Zhang
"... In PAGE 5: ... 5.1 Shape Dataset Table3 shows the results on the shape data set us- ing di erent learning rates. The rst line shows that for the Shape data set, the basic GP approach with- out using the gradient descent algorithm ( is 0.... ..."

Table 2: Results from Explicit Buffering

in unknown title
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 10: ... All variables shown are time variables. Table 1 and Table2 show values of average packet delay, average packet loss and average number of packets buffered using both time limited and explicit buffering approaches. The most ideal scenario is to reduce o1 and o2 to zero though this is not possible for all practical purposes.... In PAGE 11: ... N/A 44.30 0 3.5 100 pkts/sec 0 N/A 44.50 0 4 Table2 shows the experimental results under the same environment (madwifi driver and netgear wifi card) but using explicit buffering approach. The average hp is 10-16 ms.... ..."

Table 2: Results from Explicit Buffering

in Dynamic Buffering Control Scheme for Mobile Handoff
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 10: ... All variables shown are time variables. Table 1 and Table2 show values of average packet delay, average packet loss and average number of packets buffered using both time limited and explicit buffering approaches. The most ideal scenario is to reduce o1 and o2 to zero though this is not possible for all practical purposes.... In PAGE 11: ... N/A 44.30 0 3.5 100 pkts/sec 0 N/A 44.50 0 4 Table2 shows the experimental results under the same environment (madwifi driver and netgear wifi card) but using explicit buffering approach. The average hp is 10-16 ms.... ..."

Table 1: Results for the target shapes. Values in italics denote the results for the implicit embryogeny. Solution sizes are measured in tree nodes for the explicit, and rules for the implicit embryogeny.

in The ABCs of Evolutionary Design: Investigating the Evolvability of Embryogenies for Morphogenesis
by Sanjeev Kumar 1999
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Table 5 Results for the target shapes. Values in italics denote the results for the implicit embryogeny. Solution sizes are measured in tree nodes for the explicit, and rules for the implicit embryogeny.

in New Trends in Evolutionary Computation
by Peter J. Bentley, Timothy G.W. Gordon, Jungwon Kim, Sanjeev Kumar, T. G. W. Gordon, J. Kim, S. Kumar 2001
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