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Table 1. Contribution and correlation link types.

in From Goals to Aspects: Discovering Aspects from Requirements Goal Models
by Yijun Yu Julio, Julio Cesar, Sampaio Prado Leite, John Mylopoulos 2004
"... In PAGE 2: ...oftgoals, i.e., goals with no clear-cut definition. Both models are AND/OR trees with lateral correlation links (see Table1 ). The bottom vertice of the V represent tasks that contribute to the satisfaction of both goals and softgoals.... ..."
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Table 1. Correlation links, adopted from [4]

in Visual Variability Analysis for Goal Models
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 3: ... To accomplish this, we linearize functional goals and tasks in rows and the softgoals as columns. In the resulting table, we use the values of Table1 to label relationships (correlations). The conversion schema in Table 2 is used in order to provide the quantitative propagation for all possible variants.... ..."

TABLE I RANGES OF LINK WEIGHTS AND THE CORRELATION BETWEEN THEM.

in Multi-Constrained Optimal Path Selection
by Turgay Korkmaz, Marwan Krunz

Table 1: Mass parameter in the transversal correlator of parallel links.

in unknown title
by unknown authors 2005

Table 1: Correlation Coefficient for link flows between models on the base network

in Do We Trust Simulation Models?
by Richard Clegg, Arthur Clune, Chris Cassir

Table 2: Correlation coefficient for link travel times between models on the base network

in Do We Trust Simulation Models?
by Richard Clegg, Arthur Clune, Chris Cassir

Table 1. Similarity values, using the monosemous relatives queries, the cosine similarity for comparing the signatures, and correlation to the link distance in WordNet as gold standard.

in Approximating Hierarchy-Based Similarity for WordNet Nominal Synsets Using Topic Signatures
by Eneko Agirre, Enrique Alfonseca, Oier Lopez De Lacalle 2004
"... In PAGE 5: ... A measure of 1 will give us perfect similarity, in contrast to a measure of 0. 5 Results Table1 shows the results for the sixteen words separately and overall, using monosemous relatives for collecting the documents, the cosine similarity between the topic signatures, and the link distance in WordNet as gold standard. In the case of the word dike, the similarities are always 0 or 1.... ..."
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Table 3: Pearson correlation between frequency of access and link number, type, and in and out degrees.

in Predicting Document Access in Large, Multimedia Repositories
by Mimi Recker, James Pitkow 1994
"... In PAGE 15: ... high correlations suggest that as documents age, the mean number of links per document and their relative in and out degree decreases. In short, recently accessed documents have a higher degree of interconnectivity Table3 shows the correlation between frequency of access and link number and type. While the correlations are negative, they are much weaker than the recency results.... ..."
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Table 3: Pearson correlation between frequency of access and link number, type, and in and out degrees.

in Predicting Document Access in Large, Multimedia Repositories
by Mimi Recker, James Pitkow
"... In PAGE 15: ... high correlations suggest that as documents age, the mean number of links per document and their relative in and out degree decreases. In short, recently accessed documents have a higher degree of interconnectivity Table3 shows the correlation between frequency of access and link number and type. While the correlations are negative, they are much weaker than the recency results.... ..."

Table 3: Flow correlation by model pair for link groups (1000 groups of one link, 1000 routes of 5 consecutive links and 1000 routes of 10 consecutive links).

in Do We Trust Simulation Models?
by Richard Clegg, Arthur Clune, Chris Cassir
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