* given an instance <math>x</math> and a feasible solution <math>y</math> of <math>x</math>, <math>m(x, y)</math> denotes the [[Measure (mathematics)|measure]] of <math>y</math>, which is usually a [[Positive (mathematics)|positive]] [[Real number|real]]. | * given an instance <math>x</math> and a feasible solution <math>y</math> of <math>x</math>, <math>m(x, y)</math> denotes the [[Measure (mathematics)|measure]] of <math>y</math>, which is usually a [[Positive (mathematics)|positive]] [[Real number|real]]. |