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Figure  2.1:  Sensitivity  Profiling  Finds  the  Set  of  Perforatable  Loops  P in  Application  A Given  Training  Inputs  T,  Sensitivity  metric  Q  and  Sensitivity  Goal  b.
Table  2.1:  Summary  of  Training  and  Production  Inputs
Table  2.2:  Sensitivity  Profiling  Results  for  Individual  Loops.  For  Each  Perforation  Rate, Table  Contains  the  Number  of  Loops  Identified  by  Each  of  the  Filters.
Table  2.3:  Training  and  Production  Results  for  Pareto-optimal  Perforations  for  Varying Accuracy  Bounds
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