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Fig. 1. Di↵erent transfer functions
Fig. 2. Configuration file for the case study
Figure 3 shows the kind of results that can be obtained with our tool. The abscissa is the number of anonymous transactions given to the classifier and the ordinate the accuracy of the di↵erent heuristics
Fig. 3. Average accuracy of the di↵erent heuristics as a function of the number of anonymous transactions recieved by the classifier.

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