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Table 3. Empirical schema.
"... In PAGE 9: ... Therefore, the schema could be considered as stable and surveying could stop. Table3 shows the contents of the empirical schema. Note that the empirical schema provides some information that did not appear in the theoretical schema (put together from books), since practitioners care about practical issues that theoreticians very often overlook.... ..."
Table 5: Empirical Data
1997
"... In PAGE 8: ...Table 5: Empirical Data Table5 briefly summarizes our data. Even though the sample size is far too small to generalize about the scope of our approach, the following tendencies seem valid.... ..."
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Table 5: Empirical Data
"... In PAGE 8: ...Table 5: Empirical Data Table5 briefly summarizes our data. Even though the sample size is far too small to generalize about the scope of our approach, the following tendencies seem valid.... ..."
Table 1. Empirical Results
"... In PAGE 11: ...INSERT FIGURE 5 (A) TO (F) Empirical Results We present the results of the estimation in Table1 , together with the results of a linear regression of the selected macroeconomic variables on the devaluation probability. The linear regression might also be seen as the estimation of the model presented earlier with Eq.... In PAGE 11: ... The expected signs are, therefore, opposite to those assigned in the case of Jeanne apos;s model. Table1 shows that, for the non-linear case, the level of international reserves is the only variable that is significant and has the expected sign. This points to the importance of this variable in the determination of the fundamental of the Brazilian economy.... In PAGE 12: ...he evolution of the estimated fundamental can be seen in Fig.7. Fig.9 shows the separate contribution of each macroeconomic variable in the composition of the fundamental. One can see clearly the importance of the level of international reserves in this composition, in accordance with the empirical results presented in Table1 . Observing Fig.... ..."
Table 1. Empirical Datasets
"... In PAGE 1: ... 2. Experimental Datasets The 35 datasets utilized in our empirical study are listed in Table1 . The percentage of minority examples varies from 1.... In PAGE 6: ... Relative to G, RUS is clearly the best sampling technique. As would be expected, not using sampling typically results in the highest overall accuracy ( Table1 6), however since we are interested in detecting examples of the positive class, this measure is very misleading. We believe overall accuracy is not an appropriate measure, especially given imbalanced data, however it is presented because it is often used in related work.... ..."
Table 4: Empirical Results
1998
"... In PAGE 7: ... We also ran an experimental control where we completely disabled BP. Results and Discussion Table4 lists our results. Besides reporting the percent- age of the 50 testset home-pages found, we report the average ordinal position (rank) given a page is found, since Wawa, Ahoy!, and HotBot all return sorted lists.... ..."
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Table 4: Empirical Results
1998
"... In PAGE 5: ... We also ran an experimental control where we did no BP apos;ing. Results and Discussion Table4 lists our results. Besides reporting the percent-... ..."
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Table 1: Empirical Results
1999
"... In PAGE 9: ... Two testers generated test cases for the PTW software. The results are shown in Table1 . The speci#0Ccation defects that were found were divided into syntax and semantic defects.... ..."
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