"suspicious value" is an acceptable phrase in written English
It is used to describe a value that isn't exactly what it seems, or looks to be an anomaly compared to other values. For example, "The auditor noted a suspicious value on the tax return that required further investigation."
1498 and 426 associations, respectively, were excluded from the two sets by checking for the aforementioned suspicious value flag.
If an intermediate node never broadcasts a RREQ for a route but sends a RREP packet, the suspicious value will be added one in the neighbor IDS node's SN table.
The Block table is shown as Table 4. Table 2 RQ table Route Maximal hop count Broadcasting nodes Expiration time Source Destination Src_seq 1 5 3001 2 2, 4, 5 02:41:12 3 2 5012 4 1, 6 02:44:34 Table 3 SN table Node ID Suspicious value Status 3 1 Inactive 4 6 Active Table 4 Block table IDS node Malicious node Time IDS_A 1 2009/02/19 12 51 IDS_C 6 2009/02/19 12 55.
Let us flag and remove the suspicious value first noted when we plotted the baseline values in Figure 2 (marked as "outlier").
You can explain the suspicious values and be proactive.
The IAAF has argued that any blood values taken before 2009 can't be used as proof of doping and has rejected claims it failed to follow up on suspicious values.
The IAAF has argued that any blood values taken before 2009 cannot be used as proof of doping and has rejected claims it failed to follow up on suspicious values.
The components of SN table including the node ID, suspicious values and status.
The IDS nodes use SN table to estimate the suspicious values nodes within its transmission range.
The data were entered daily into a Microsoft Excel database, and extensively checked for errors, suspicious values and outliers.
To account for real outliers (e.g., not artifacts produced by human, instruments, or transmission errors), we compared suspicious values with data from nearby climate stations.
