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VLDB125.DVI
35 42 −3.57 −3.07 −3.54 Ionosphere (34) 13115 301 267 −3.12 −2.12 −3.12 (*) Segmentation (19) 2112 71 43 −3.11 −2.76 −3.11 (*) Musk (160) — 954 721 — −2.07 −2.81 Machine (8) 11 31 12 −3.31 −3.15 −3.31 (*) [...] point. For example, consider the strings 3*2*1 and 1*33*. If the crossover is performed after the third position, then the two resulting strings are 3*23* and 1*3*1. Note that in this case, both the parent [...] method.
3.1 Results with synthetic data sets
We also tested the algorithm with a couple of synthetic data sets. We generated the projected clusters as discussed in de- tail in [3]. As in [3], we label …