Sentences with phrase «as decision trees»

It feels easier and more intuitive to map out legal problems as rivers rather than as decision trees.

Now firms are providing tools such as decision trees featuring probable timelines, decision points, and projected costs.

The site works as a decision tree basis, ie the answer to one question then leads on to others.

Not exact matches

Some organizations set up phone trees, but it's just as easy to send out a mass email to inform your employees of your decisions whether to close or stay open.

For the most part, employees are in the exact same position as founders (above), with the exception that they don't participate in the decision tree outlined above in 1 - 4.

That changed with the flood of criticism that greeted Sunday's publication of the 15 - minute suicide video as people fumed over Paul's decision to show the body hanging from a tree and his comments after discovering it.

As the patent notes, the decision tree in this invention is constructed via machine learning to determine predicted attributes which allows a network service to target a group of potential users for various campaigns.

Corrigan said the city plans to ask the Supreme Court of Canada to hear its challenge to the National Energy Board decision, which said Kinder Morgan is not required to comply with two sections of Burnaby's bylaws on land and tree clearance as it expands the pipeline.

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The findings highlight the urgent need for policy - makers worldwide to re-think the issue as many decision - makers, national and internationally, assume that fossil fuel emissions can be offset through sequestering carbon by planting trees and other land management practices.

-- 7) Forest models for Montana that account for changes in both climate and resulting vegetation distribution and patterns; 8) Models that account for interactions and feedbacks in climate - related impacts to forests (e.g., changes in mortality from both direct increases in warming and increased fire risk as a result of warming); 9) Systems thinking and modeling regarding climate effects on understory vegetation and interactions with forest trees; 10) Discussion of climate effects on urban forests and impacts to cityscapes and livability; 11) Monitoring and time - series data to inform adaptive management efforts (i.e., to determine outcome of a management action and, based on that outcome, chart future course of action); 12) Detailed decision support systems to provide guidance for managing for adaptation.

Or big time actor Jimmy Tree (Dano) struggling with his decision to sellout by appearing in a popular robot movie instead of pursuing his desire to be taken seriously as an actor?

I referenced other games that used decision trees as a mechanic, such as Telltale's Minecraft: Story Mode, Bethesda's blockbuster Fallout 4, and the brilliant, emotional Life Is Strange.

The Protecting Student Privacy in Connected Learning toolkit is organized in the form of a decision tree, or flowchart, and addresses FERPA and COPPA compliance issues as well as suggested practices for district technology directors.

If you plant a $ 10,000 Coca - Cola tree here, a $ 10,000 Procter & Gamble tree there, you are making the kind of decisions today in the here and now that will allow you to receive constant benefits every three months for the rest of your life as long as the underlying business remains healthy.

Take the moral and ethical high road in your dealings with others, or not... High replay value ensured by a broad decision tree in all matters, as well as diverse mini-scenarios and random events.

I think a tech tree style upgrade system would work really well, as it lets the player make important decisions while keeping the options limited.

It's an exceedingly cool show, with Richter's decision to use his own painting as the Henrietta Lacks - like source of his material - instead of, say, a tree or a cathedral - giving the experiment an crisply omphalocentric edge.

A simple composite measure of the resources that went into a product (e.g. water, trees), as well as natural resources degraded (e.g. water pollution, air pollution, carbon release, habitat destroyed) in the production for a wide variety of consumable goods (not just food), would enable people to make smarter everyday decisions.

Specifically, we used a variety of linear and nonlinear methods such as artificial neural networks (ANN), decision trees and ensembles, multiple linear regression, and k - nearest neighbors to generate present and future daily precipitation occurrences and amounts.

And seeing Sting says he's a «self - declared, card carrying tree hugger» makes up for some of the slightly weird moments of the film - such as a segment that sugested the moment of the jury decision in O.J. Simpson's murder trial was a moment of shared global consciousness.

For many who accept bug suffering as a natural part of life's cycles, a Christmas tree decision is no different from all of life's decisions — we make our choices mostly oblivious to the hardy survivalists in the microscopic domain.

Regulatory Demands Can Have Unintended Consequences If tactical lists of favorite regulations to promulgate and past executive decisions to «fix» is all what our loosely formed green machine has to say, then we can fully expect those who still use «Tree Hugger» as a pejorative term to mock us with our own irrelevance.

As defined by the FAO, a forest policy is «a set of orientations and principles of actions adopted by public authorities... to guide future decisions in relation to the management, use and conservation of forest and tree resources for the benefit of society.»

The «judgemental decisions» about which Oxburgh made comment, and to the New Scientist refers, were not about thermometer data, as the Editorial implies, but related to tree - ring data.

It was a majority decision to leave the Mann and Jones 2000 - year series in the Figure 1 (as it was to remove the Briffa and Osborn tree - ring based one), and the details of the logic used to derive the Mann and Jones series is to be found in the (cited) text of their paper.

Outcomes for civil cases would be much improved by the development of standardized decision making trees, as is normal in the medical world.

This decision tree would likely have thousands of questions but it would be impractical as most of the questions would not be relevant to most clients.

While vision and text manipulation may seem a bit abstract when it comes to the work that needs to get done on a daily basis in a law office, decision trees will seem more relevant as they can directly mimic the very specialized work that lawyers do.

Neota Logic at the start of November won Clifford Chance as a client, with its sophisticated decision tree software currently being used to help advise clients on forthcoming regulatory changes but likely to be applied more widely going forward.

The delivery tool kit: Neota Logic's partnership with Clifford Chance Neota Logic at the start of November won Clifford Chance as a client, with its sophisticated decision tree software...

It's supposed to be simple enough that you can develop, test, and implement these different applications based on simple rules and a decision tree, as you mentioned.

Services such as Rocket Lawyer and LegalZoom are turning automated document assembly and online decision trees into an entirely new infrastructure for the delivery of legal services.

Proponents of the living tree doctrine would undoubtedly respond that the decision was only part textualist — that the Privy Council was also concerned with updating the Act to reach the right result, as evidenced by its reference to the living tree.

In sum, the decision that is held up in Canada as the seminal defence of the living tree doctrine actually advocates textual originalism.

25 R. v. Pelletier (1974), 4 O.R. (2d) 677, 18 C.C.C. (2d) 516 appears to be the first decision to use the «living tree» to advocate a morphing constitution: «As the nature of the Canadian community changes and in this immediate issue, the activities of those sought to be controlled by the Narcotic Control Act and the Criminal Code change in scale and complexity, new considerations arise which bring into prominence facets of the law including the Constitution which were less important or less applicable in former times.»

A «living tree» court may of course choose to uphold a prior ruling, but its decision to do so will hinge not on whether the case was decided correctly in the first instance, but rather whether the result remains compatible with society's values, as interpreted by the judges themselves.

Thanks to this historical SCC decision (and Mr. Roco Galati) our Constitution as a «living tree», with a few broken branches, has been preserved.

The image below is the «decision tree,» meant, as the document says, to be an aid to understanding the structure of the discussion in the Swiss publication.

To avoid costly disputes, in high - profile or high - risk cases, for example, we employ a sophisticated litigation - decision - tree - approach in order to accurately anticipate liability and coverage risks as well as to address any eventuality.

This gave rise to the following «decision tree» in analyzing whether other energy services contracts involving vessels were maritime: (1) had the jurisprudence already determined the issue and, (2) if not, did the analysis of six factors provide the solution as to whether the contract is maritime.

LegalRnD students are familiar with his writings on data - driven law practice, such as using decision trees, comparing «intuitive» and «quantitative» models for decision making and managing legal risk.

It serves as a «checklist decision tree» when facing important choices in order to help avoid ingrained thinking patterns, many of which served us well in our simpler evolutionary past, but now hurt us when faced with the complexities of 21st - century life.

In 1929, overturning the Supreme Court of Canada's decision that «Persons» in the constitution excluded women, Lord Sankey, on behalf of the Privy Council, directed the Court to interpret the Canadian constitution as a «living tree capable of growth and expansion», and in a «large and liberal», not a «narrow and technical» way.

I have tried drawing out decision trees as well.

But AI might help if we can build software at scale that can help people, not like a Watson jeopardy machine maybe, maybe like a neurologic - powered decision tree that is created by experts or maybe lightweight AI that can answer frequently asked questions or help people to fill out forms better with Document Automation, then we can use AI and software as a force multiplier for Access to Justice.

Using a decision tree provides more precision as to what different types of probability actually means in terms of outcome for the client.

Advanced capabilities include embedded tools, such as calculators, decision trees, scenario modeling, and document assembly permitting users to apply concepts to matters within the research environment.

I was trained in it and I have done decision trees earlier in my career, and periodically, when I find lawyers who are doing it I engage them, but that's another great example of a topic that isn't as sexy.

To anticipate LAI, however, progressive law firms will begin thinking of legal processes as a critical path or decision tree (rather than something that is instinctive to lawyers) building on their work on Legal Project Management (LPM).