Yield of the polynomials Sample Clauses

Yield of the polynomials. As a follow-up of question 1, we looked at the yield of polynomials over time. We took the output of the factorizations of the C91 and the C100, grouped 102400 polynomials together and compared the yield of these groups in terms of full (f), partial (p), and partial-partial (pp) relations. In Table 3.6 we give some of the counts. Table 3.6: Yield (C91 || C100 ) around # pol. f p pp around # pol. f p pp 1M 45 977 7077 10M 6 118 917 1M 46 940 7129 10M 8 107 947 1M 36 987 6982 10M 8 91 968 2M 46 962 7020 20M 5 89 928 2M 45 934 6948 20M 2 122 976 2M 43 981 6922 20M 2 123 892 3M 36 934 7003 30M 4 120 936 3M 47 941 6963 30M 6 134 939 3M 45 895 7045 30M 5 101 940 Note that the values of f, p and pp are of similar size. Thus to answer the second question: there is no evidence that the average yield changes significantly during the sieving.
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