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    23 | minority examples and majority ones, that is, the quotient {size of
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    24 | minority class}/{size of majority class}. There are methods, such as
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Maintainer: ‘Ignacio Cordón <nacho.cordon.castillo@gmail.com>’

Package CITATION file contains call(s) to old-style citEntry().  Please
use bibentry() instead.
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    23 | minority examples and majority ones, that is, the quotient {size of
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    24 | minority class}/{size of majority class}. There are methods, such as
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    23 | minority examples and majority ones, that is, the quotient {size of
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    24 | minority class}/{size of majority class}. There are methods, such as
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    23 | minority examples and majority ones, that is, the quotient {size of
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    24 | minority class}/{size of majority class}. There are methods, such as
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    23 | minority examples and majority ones, that is, the quotient {size of
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    24 | minority class}/{size of majority class}. There are methods, such as
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    23 | minority examples and majority ones, that is, the quotient {size of
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    24 | minority class}/{size of majority class}. There are methods, such as
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    23 | minority examples and majority ones, that is, the quotient {size of
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    24 | minority class}/{size of majority class}. There are methods, such as
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    23 | minority examples and majority ones, that is, the quotient {size of
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    24 | minority class}/{size of majority class}. There are methods, such as
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    23 | minority examples and majority ones, that is, the quotient {size of
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    24 | minority class}/{size of majority class}. There are methods, such as
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    23 | minority examples and majority ones, that is, the quotient {size of
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    24 | minority class}/{size of majority class}. There are methods, such as
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    23 | minority examples and majority ones, that is, the quotient {size of
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    24 | minority class}/{size of majority class}. There are methods, such as
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    23 | minority examples and majority ones, that is, the quotient {size of
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    24 | minority class}/{size of majority class}. There are methods, such as
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    23 | minority examples and majority ones, that is, the quotient {size of
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    24 | minority class}/{size of majority class}. There are methods, such as
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