Significance hierarchy is determined by F -value thresholds relative to critical values: when F -value < F 0.05 (4,20), the factor is non-significant, denoted by *; when F 0.05 (4,20) < F-value < F 0.01 (4,20), it is a marginally significant factor, denoted by **; when F-value > F 0.01 (4,20), it is a significant factor, denoted by ***; and when F-value is significantly greater than F 0.01 (4,20), it is a highly significant factor, denoted by ****.
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Research on Intelligent Thermal Optimization for Chiplet-Based Heterogeneously Integrated AI Chip Embedded with Leaf-Vein-Inspired Fractal Microchannels.
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