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Rezaei Posted 10 years ago
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I know that the following sentence is not grammatically correct, but I don't know how to fix it in an efficient way.
"With 80% sub-sampling rate, we have 0.8*0.8 = 64% shared points, but with 20% rate only 4%. "
"With 80% sub-sampling rate, we have 0.8*0.8 = 64% shared points, but with 20% rate only 4%. "
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Largely this is OK. 8 = 64% shared points, but with a 20% rate only 4%. )
- Largely this is OK.
- 8 = 64% shared points, but with a 20% rate only 4%.
- )
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Largely this is OK. I would put in a couple of articles, and, if you want to make it look "nicer", use a proper multiplication symbol and put spaces around it:
With an 80% sub-sampling rate, we have 0.8 × 0.8 = 64% shared points, but with a 20% rate only 4%.
(I don't actually know what "80% sub-sampling rate" and "shared points" mean, but I am assuming
With an 80% sub-sampling rate, we have 0.8 × 0.8 = 64% shared points, but with a 20% rate only 4%.
(I don't actually know what "80% sub-sampling rate" and "shared points" mean, but I am assuming
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