Finally, the parameter with the largest effect on the final results was the noise, defined as the maximum number of negative examples to be covered by an acceptable clause.
It would be interesting to replicate this study using systems for which JUnit test cases have been developed for a maximum number of classes, for example, in a controlled environment.
Three baseline measurements are performed to determine the maximal performance (for example, the maximum number of repetitions) for each exercise separately.
To minimise interference in the natural world, some forests set a maximum number of caches – 200, for example, across the New Forest.
Multiple SNPs in SERPINA6 were associated with the maximum number of pain sites; for example, each copy of the T allele of rs941601 was associated with having 16% (proportional change=1.16, 95% CI 1.04 to 1.28, p=0.006) more pain sites compared to participants with the CC genotype.
U.S.C. insisted it was doing right by its female students, offering them, for example, the maximum number of athletic scholarships permitted under the rules.
Therefore, in this example, the maximum number of consecutive video layers of L′ is k.
For example, the maximum number of infants (under one year of age) per adult ranges from 3 to 6 (National Association for Regulatory Administration, 2005).
For example, the maximum number of bytes per row of MS SQL 2000 is only 8 kB and MS SQL 2005 is 2 GB [31].
Note that, in this example, the maximum number of flows in a is 18, and clearly, the number of permutations for the elements (flows), that is, its, is generally an intractable value for computation.
