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Below is a summary of notation used in this book (a, b]: Brackets of the form [, 1, (, and ) are used to represent intervals, where square brackets represent intervals including the boundary and round parentheses represent intervals excluding the boundary For example, (1, 31 represents the interval 1 < x 5 3 C x i : The s u m x ~ x 2 + + x n +

Here you can track through the application events: the purple- and pink-labeled entries show where the leak has been detected (the figure shows only black and white, but you will see the colors on your display). So what do you know now First, the leak is something to do with a string. Second, things start to go awry near a statement containing initWithFormat. So let s take a look back at the code to see what is occurring there. There is only one occurrence of initWithFormat, and that is in the code shown in Listing 12 3:

F: The symbol for logical entailment For example, A F B denotes that B follows deductively from A > The symbol for the more general than relation For example, hi > , : , hj denotes that hypothesis hi is more general than hi argmax f (x): The value of x that maximizes f (x) For example, xex argmax x2 = -3

x~{1,2,-3)

Listing 12 3. Tracking Down the Source of the Leak Where Are We Using initWithFormat for (int i=2; i < 90; i++) { fibValues[i] = fibValues[i-2] + fibValues[i-1]; NSString *thisFibString; thisFibString = [[NSString alloc] initWithFormat:@"%lli, ",fibValues[i]]; outputString = [outputString stringByAppendingFormat:@"%@", thisFibString]; }

f(x): A function that approximates the function f (x) 6: In PAC-learning, a bound on the probability of failure In artificial neural network learning, the error term associated with a single unit