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Table 2 - Highlight from combination algorithms Classifiers Detection False

in Combining email models for false positive reduction
by Shlomo Hershkop, Salvatore J. Stolfo 2005
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Table II: Relative Ranks of HC, AHC and COMIT (Algorithm with Rank=1 highlighted)

in Combining Multiple Optimization Runs with Optimal Dependency Trees
by Shumeet Baluja, Scott Davies 1997
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Table II: Relative Ranks of HC, AHC and COMIT (Algorithm with Rank=1 highlighted)

in Combining multiple optimization runs with optimal dependency trees
by Shumeet Baluja, Scott Davies 1997
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Table 5.1. Naive Approach: Pseudo code highlighting the algorithm for each iteration.

in Efficient Volumetric Reconstruction from . . .
by Manish Jethwa 2004

Table 7 Optimality of the constant threshold algorithm. The worst-case results are highlighted in red.

in Exploration and Implementation of Wireless Protocol Platforms
by Suet-fei Li, Suet-fei Li
"... In PAGE 11: ...able 6 Global power states for the sensor node ........................................................ 58 Table7 Optimality of the constant threshold algorithm. The worst-case results are highlighted in red.... In PAGE 111: ... Table7 lists the performance of the constant threshold algorithm as compared to the optimal algorithm for Nodes 71, 55, 48, and 9. The results are listed for three different values of Teven.... In PAGE 116: ... As the wakeup overhead increases, it replaces Node 72 as the worst-case node. Let us compare Table 9 to the results of the constant threshold algorithm listed in Table7 .... ..."

TABLE V TESTING ERROR FOR DBN, BOOSTED DBN AND CRF. FOR EACH DATASET, THE ALGORITHM WITH THE BEST CLASSIFICATION ACCURACY IS HIGHLIGHTED.

in Boosted Bayesian Network Classifiers
by Yushi Jing, Vladimir Pavlović, James M. Rehg

Table 2: Performance of batch algorithms averaged over 5 runs. Best nMI for every dataset is highlighted.

in Topic Models over Text Streams: A Study of Batch and Online Unsupervised Learning
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 5: ... Experiment 1 compares the perfor- mance of the three batch algorithms|LDA, EDCM, and vMF|on the 7 datasets. Table2 shows the nMI and run time results averaged across 5 runs, where vMF has the highest nMI accuracy and lowest run time for 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 0.1 0.... ..."

Table 4.2: The mean frontal matrix size (favg) for di erent variants of the MSRO algorithm. The smallest values are highlighted. indicates favg not improved by reordering.

in Two-Stage Ordering for Unsymmetric Parallel Row-By-Row Frontal Solvers.
by Jennifer A. Scott

Table 1: Gini coefficients for different data sets and algorithms. For each data set, the best coefficient is highlighted in bold, the second best in italics.

in Transform Regression and the Kolmogorov Superposition Theorem
by Edwin Pednault 2004
"... In PAGE 6: ... As this example demonstrates, using gradient boosting stage outputs as additional inputs to subsequent boosting stages can produce a considerable increase in the rate of convergence. 4 Experimental evaluation Table1 shows evaluation results that were obtained on eight data sets used to compare the performance of the transform regression algorithm to the underlying LRT algorithm that it employs. Also shown are results for the first gradient boosting stage of transform regression, and for the stepwise linear regression algorithm that is used both in the leaves of linear regression trees and in the greedy one-pass additive modeling method.... ..."
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TABLE I Performance: this table highlights the geometric complexity of different benchmarks we tested, as well as the performance of our algorithm.

in A Fast and Practical Algorithm for Generalized Penetration Depth Computation
by Liangjun Zhang, Young J. Kim, Dinesh Manocha 2007
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