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Table 3. WER on the spelling task, without adaptation.

in On The Joint Use Of Noise Reduction And Mllr Adaptation For In-Car Hands-Free Speech Recognition
by M. Matassoni, M. Omologo, A. Santarelli, P. Svaizer 2002
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Table 7. Internet trust marks awareness in EU countries, 2003 percent

in Working Party on the Information Economy ONLINE PAYMENT SYSTEMS FOR E-COMMERCE
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Table 7. Table 7. Perceived Trust of Leading Online Companies To what extent do you trust the following companies to protect your personal information?

in An Honest Man Has Nothing to Fear: User Perceptions on Web-based Information Disclosure
by Gregory Conti
"... In PAGE 7: ... Total number of online accounts possessed by each respondent. Although respondents use online services and even have accounts with many online companies, they clearly do not blindly trust the companies, see Table7 . Figure 4 graphically depicts the percentage of trust that users have regarding their personal information with the companies of Microsoft, eBay, Google, AOL, Yahoo, and Amazon.... ..."

Table 3.1 system without spelling correction

in A New Statistical Approach to Chinese Pinyin Input
by Zheng Chen, Kai-Fu Lee 2000
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Table 2: The Determinants of Trust in Government

in Trust, Distrust, Confidence, Lack of Confidence: New Evidence of Public Opinion toward Government and Institutions from 2002
by Timothy E. Cook, Paul Gronke
"... In PAGE 21: ... In addition, we added a question that asked our respondents to assess current conditions: Do you think things in this country are generally going in the right direction or are they seriously off on the wrong track? 11 We also assumed that, following on the logic of social capital, that the politically engaged would be more trusting of government and confident in institutions, so we included standard measures of political interest and whether the respondent reported having talked about politics within the last day or so. We report, in Table2 , our four equations using these dependent variables to predict our active trust-distrust measure, the NES trust-in-government question, the index of generalized confidence in leaders of institutions, and the Brehm-Rahn measure of confidence in the leaders of the three branches of government. What first strikes the reader must be how much the statistically significant predictors change from one equation to the next.... ..."

Table 4. Accuracy results for stock prediction with and without TrustValue.

in SOPS: Stock Prediction using Web Sentiment
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 6: ... For these experiments, we did not use any other feature to prevent biasing the re- sults. Table4 shows our result on the 3 stocks. Our model was able to make accurate predictions, especially for Ap- ple where it was able to achieve an accuracy of 81% using both Web sentiment and the TrustValue.... ..."

Table 8: Response to question: Do you support technical employees without

in The Mix Of Graduate And Intermediatelevel Skills In Britain: What Should The Balance Be?
by Geoff Mason National, Geoff Mason
"... In PAGE 28: ...mp. 1000-plus]. However, the main survey suggested that such negative views were in a minority. Table8 shows that almost three quarters of recruiting enterprises responded positively to a question asking whether or not they paid or contributed towards course fees for technical employees below graduate level to study for degrees. This proportion was highest in industries with some tradition of technician apprentice training such as machinery and pharmaceuticals and in large-medium and large enterprises.... ..."

Table 2. WER on the spelling task, without adaptation (task-independent HMMs).

in On The Joint Use Of Noise Reduction And Mllr Adaptation For In-Car Hands-Free Speech Recognition
by M. Matassoni, M. Omologo, A. Santarelli, P. Svaizer 2002
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Table 7. Answers to quot;what percentage of defects do you think you have found? quot;

in Assessing the Impact of Active Guidance for Defect Detection: A Replicated Experiment
by Teresa Mallardo, Fabio Calefato, Christian Denger, Marcus Ciolkowski
"... In PAGE 7: ...76% 0 0.00% When asked what percentage of defects they expected to have found in the document (answers are shown in Table7 ), subjects who had used checklists appeared to be more confident than those who had used scenarios. This might mean a higher trust into CBR than PBR.... ..."

Table 1: Some rust constituents and their colors

in Corrosion: Simulating and Rendering
by Stephane Merillou Jean-Michel, Jean-michel Dischler, Djamchid Ghazanfarpour 2001
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