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In goal programming and goal attainment methods, number of genetic algorithms iterations for finding the ideal point is 50.
Fig. 18 RFID Localization performance for the methods "number of matches – coincidence" (a), "number of matches – coincidence ±1" (b), "Bayes classifier" (c) and "Euclidean distance" (d).
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Publications per family of methods of FTA. Figure 2 relates use of the families of methods (number of publications) to the country income level.
Table 4 Recognition rate on the sunglasses dataset with various numbers of basis Methods Number of basic vectors 50 100 200 300 LOFESS 89.5 91.5 92.5 92 lS-LNMF 84 88909090.
Table 5 Recognition rate on the scarf dataset with various numbers of basis Methods Number of basic vectors 50 100 200 300 LOFESS 86.5 90 88 90 S-LNMF 86 92 92 92 92
Table 5 gives the size details of the projects, namely # files: number of files in the project, KLOC: number of thousand lines of code in the project and #methods: number of functions/methods in the project.
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Details of each assessment (methods, numbers of subjects, and time period of assessment) can be found in the Web inventory (ENRIECO 2011).
Fig. 3 Sizing ESS with Surplus Power Method (number of RES optimal for Surplus Power Method).
Fig. 4 Sizing ESS with Surplus Power and Price Method (number of RES optimal for Surplus Power Method). Figure 5 presents the capacity profile of the ESS working with the PtG.
Scoring method, number of items and scoring interpretation are factors that must be considered in valuing an instrument's utility.
Therefore, all included studies were assessed for inclusion on the basis of their topic, type of study, method, number of patients included and availability of their original results.
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