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Table 1: Some attribute values of the example used in this paper
Fig. 2. A partition over the domain of attribute year
Table 2: Projection of the sets on the vocabulary
Table 3: Result sets sizes, and inclu- inclu-sion degrees with Random and Sc  se-lection methods Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 | R c | 685 156 536 3 29 | R s | 1312 157 714 47 72 Random Precision > 0.5 27.7 71.6 53.1 +150 139.2 Precision > 0.9 86.5 84.5 121.6 +150

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