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We compare the results for the functions and pdfs in Fig. 1 with the following estimators: equal count of samples, count inversely proportional to variances of independent techniques [9], the new heuristic defined in Section 6 of this paper, optimal count in [11], and the two new balance heuristic provably better estimators defined in Sections 4 and 5.

We first recapture previous results on optimal count for gapped factors within head-to-head distance, and then present algorithms dealing with other distance measures between factors.

For the element analysis, the neutron beam was shaped to the desired size (either a 10 × 10 mm or 3 × 20 mm area) with collimators, to reach the optimal count rate of gamma-photons.

In addition to hashing, k-mer counters can also use more complex data structures that facilitate optimal counting for specific cases.

With a smooth variation and quite a steep gradient, in particular near the optimal subnet count, E gives a sensitive measure of how well a particular network split performs in terms of its subnet count.

This optimal word count will generally be around 1,100 words+ to 1,500 words+, depending on who you ask.

The optimal thread count is a super 100 to 120, Ostrove advises.

The optimal cell count (2500 cells/180 μL/well) of HCT-116 was seeded onto the 96 flat-bottom well plates and incubated overnight to allow attachment.

The optimal thread count depends on how the product is woven, meaning that percale's optimal range hits between 200-500 while sateen's is 300-600.

Whether there is an optimal platelet count that should be attained after initiation of a thrombopoietin agonist is currently unclear, but it very much depends on the indication for its use.

The most important finding of the modeling exercise was that the optimal spike count window was of short duration and ranged between 50 and 200 ms (indicated by small Euclidean distances in Fig. 6 D, note that a higher Euclidean distance indicates a mismatch between neurometric and psychometric curves irrespective of which of the 2 is better or worse in absolute terms).