Table 6.

Experimental data.

	0000	0001	0010	0011	0100	0101	0110	0111	1000	1001	1010	1011	1100	1101	1110	1111
I	1104	338	647	542	693	355	2687	519	104	144	114	1	99	132	261	353
II	1491	103	42	224	387	46	31	249	67	91	108	916	149	354	439	3495
III	753	246	277	52	448	747	569	513	343	493	616	177	717	679	345	749
IVa	1511	121	46	201	395	86	27	213	102	192	162	984	215	635	478	2824
IVb	136	14	3	14	542	32	9	6	12	29	16	122	17	12	1	5
IVc	39	28	149	7	13	34	46	3	22	137	6	2	68	444	16	1
IVd	24	16	145	1	7	19	428	23	32	159	5	2	15	64	12	0
Va	1032	422	756	594	737	51	2121	731	88	109	132	113	99	179	186	383
Vb	1087	414	863	696	697	44	2076	692	107	107	134	97	99	191	188	304
Vc	1046	445	871	631	723	46	2056	634	111	114	154	148	97	162	192	348
Vd	7	6	48	45	47	5	24	61	99	89	119	122	39	48	35	68
Ve	219	269	62	63	74	87	44	27	27	15	15	7	28	57	12	18
Vf	58	42	56	24	83	65	48	21	89	66	75	42	232	55	43	25

The rows denote the number of events in each of the elements of the computational basis for all the instances considered. For the composite experiments, in order to retrieve the measurements shown in previous tables, one has to add all the events in each of the individual runs. In the particular case of IV, the data in II also contributes to the final result.