Table 12 shows values of F0:1, F1 and F10 calculated using the precision and recall values from Table 8. The F0:1 represents a measure in which precision is 10-times more important than recall. The F10 measure weights precision and recall in a way that makes recall 10-times more important that precision. Finally, F1 is the balanced weighting of the precision and recall values. Based on these three measures across the various datasets, we can see that, in general, the nearest neighbor classifier can produce satisfactory results if recall is preferred over precision, but it does not do so consistently. In particular, the Las Vegas and Natanz datasets very rarely have values greater than 0.5.