Fig6.439

# These are the number of samples N out of 1000 holding the best (optimal) answer S for each
# of the 100 optimality-checked examples for n=439. http://www.cs.amherst.edu/ccm/cf14-mcgeoch.pdf
# This corresponds to the heights of the circles in the right hand column of Fig. 6, and the first
# 20 values are the same as the bottoms of the columns in Fig. 5.
7
38
440
806
5
241
669
476
1
65
7
2
253
36
309
483
300
276
484
27
261
48
477
314
228
633
1
352
256
562
778
528
21
366
227
58
101
1
496
414
202
17
536
29
114
40
180
587
57
40
5
209
279
694
516
247
748
55
579
137
3
381
181
502
304
436
509
4
455
430
383
18
10
195
3
623
65
206
25
4
45
659
2
1
52
692
322
118
11
123
268
69
344
438
99
8
40
775
479
43