cena.tex

% tabela

\begin{table}[h]
\centering

\begin{tabular}{ l|rrrr }
\toprule
                          & Problematic methods & Search Duration & Transform Duration \\
\midrule
fenixedu-academic         & 2                   & 498.83s  &  574.35s                \\
fenixedu-ist-integration  & 3                   & 22.61s     & 41.21s  \\
fenixedu-ist-vigilancies  & 2                   & 9.92s    & 35.91s          \\
\bottomrule
\end{tabular}

\caption{Statistics for the transformation that fixes the problematic methods.}
\label{tab:fenix-transformation-statistics}
\end{table}






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