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Jack1234 Posted 13 years ago
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If the fact that there are many service classes, and each service classes has many services, is the following sentence correct:
"Selecting the local optimal service from each service class does not form a globally optimal solution"
"Selecting the local optimal service from each service class does not form a globally optimal solution"
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Jack1234 If the fact that there are many service classes, and each service classes has many services, is the following sentence correct:"Selecting the optimal local service from each service class does not form a globally optimal solution" Yes.
- Jack1234 If the fact that there are many service classes, and each service classes has many services, is the following sentence correct:"Selecting the optimal local service from each service class does not form a globally optimal solution" Yes.
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Jack1234If the fact that there are many service classes, and each service classes has many services, is the following sentence correct:"Selecting the optimal local service from each service class does not form a globally optimal solution"Yes.
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