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'problem complexity' is a perfectly valid phrase in written English and can be used whenever you are referring to the difficulty level of a problem or challenge.
For example: "The problem complexity of this calculus equation was far greater than that of the previous problems we had studied in class."
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Treatments consisted of different problem representations (tables, heatmaps, PCP) and problem complexity levels (simple vs. complex), which affected the number of criteria as well as of efficient solutions.
Digging around in a book about Maupassant this morning (thinking about literary realism), I found a line from the French nineteenth-century philosopher Ernest Renan that seems to sum up Clouzot's problem: "Complexity is anterior to simplicity".
First, no theoretical result in problem complexity is provided.
It seems to be correct in that step of research because the problem complexity.
The problem complexity and the student's prior knowledge group also play a part for constraint 96.
Problem complexity is often assumed to hamper effective environmental policy delivery.
Two conditions involved assigning these engineers to a low and high problem complexity condition.
However, its performance is often brittle and degrades drastically with increasing input problem complexity.
We analyze how the performance of solving temporal conflict graphs depends on strategy and problem complexity.
On the other hand, adding cable sizing to the problem increases the problem complexity by an exponential-time factor.
However, depending upon the problem complexity, a unique crossover designing is needed for the success of the problem.
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