Sentences with phrase «more heuristic»

That is, because a greater number of options are more difficult to manage (in terms of our ability to weigh the options and make the best selection), we tend to use more heuristic choice strategies (quick and easy cues to make a decision) as opposed to a more comprehensive choice strategy where we consider deeper criteria when making a decision.

I suggest a more heuristic approach.

That is, because a greater number of options are more difficult to manage (in terms of our ability to weigh the options and make the best selection), we tend to use more heuristic choice strategies (quick and easy cues to make a decision) as opposed to a more comprehensive choice strategy where we consider deeper criteria when making a decision.

The difference between GCMs and more heuristic models is precisely because they include more real physics that can be indpendently measured.

Not exact matches

There are a number of methodologies ranging from complex formulas including many different heuristics to more simplified models designed just to give you a sense of the opportunity.

Addendum: It is important to note that more than one principle may be involved and that there are many more biases, tendencies and heuristics than the six discussed in this post on Influence.

This concept was originally extremely useful for heuristic purposes and has made possible a great many individual analytical investigations, but it now threatens to degenerate into a mere slogan which conceals more than it is able to illuminate, and therefore itself requires analysis.

Yet, while heuristic theology has some similarities to constructive theology, it has a distinctive emphasis: it will be more experimental, imagistic, and pluralistic.

A «model» in this sense is a heuristic device, an instrument for the redescription of reality, which breaks up an inadequate interpretation of the world and opens the way to a new, more adequate, interpretation.

So the late Paul de Man saw the metaphor as a prime cause of delusion and preferred allegory to metaphor as the safer and more rational way to correct the false heuristics of the latter.

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I want to suggest here that the heuristic value of the «exit, voice and loyalty» model can only be preserved if one assumes that modes of power in relation to which exit, voice or loyalty gain meaning remain more or less the same.

The «availability» heuristic says that the easier a scenario is to conjure, the more common it must be.

Gerd Gigerenzer recently summarized more than a decade of research concerning the role of heuristics in human decision making.

This «more - is-less» effect happens because the Recognition heuristic does not work as well when you know too much.

The team has found that people tend to use more calculated reasoning when they can take their time, while heuristics come into their own when people are forced to think on their feet.

But it takes more than a one - reason heuristic to decide which intention the motion cues are pointing to.

Dr. Parsons embraced a heuristic framework for the etiology of addiction that follows a trajectory from intermittent drug use motivated by hedonic effects to more frequent episodes of excessive drug intake that ultimately lead to a state of dependence, in which drug consumption is motivated by negative reinforcement (i.e., self - medication or the «staving off» of the negative consequences of withdrawal).

Learning is becoming more personalized, contextual and heuristic.

On the other hand, people who fail to develop this competence are considerably more likely to internalise stereotypes, prejudices and false heuristics about those who are «different».

Academic language requires that students move away from social language, with its more simplistic grammar and Anglo - Saxon vocabulary (body, chew, mellow), to sophisticated grammar with Greek and Latin words (aesthetics, ctenophora, heuristic).

These characteristics make the heuristic approach cheaper in terms of fundamental valuations and, outside the emerging markets, more efficient in terms of trading activity.

Furthermore, index funds that use heuristics (using a subset of stocks to mimic an index) create more imbalance as share price movements are magnified or demagnified based on the relationship between the subset and the true index.

Whatever heuristic breakthrough is made (or not) by this presentation, inch - by - inch, these galleries feature more quality than any space I will visit in the next four days.

A model is said to have skill if it gives more information than a naive heuristic.

That is why, forty years after the initial Assessment was rendered as to the severity of the Greenhouse Situation, for President Carter by the Academy of Sciences, as computers have evolved from the Stone Age to the i - phone, and despite @ least a thousand-fold more time on task with both field and heuristic climatic studies, the original uncertainties between the Two sides to the Tug of War, that is, PLUS 50 % OR MINUS 50 %, have not wavered much.

Among modellers employing heuristics, a commonly made logical error is to presume more information than is possessed about the outcomes of statistical events.

As the lead time shortens, there is more opportunity for heuristic forecasts based on persistence or observations of the current state of the atmosphere and ocean.

This is consistent with the June statistical and heuristic forecasts submitted by Tivy and Pokrovsky, which also suggest more ice in the southern Beaufort Sea compared to previous years.

It is heuristic handwaving, nothing more.

Arctic Sea Ice Blog (Public: http://neven1.typepad.com/), submitted by Hamilton and Cutler, 3.2 million square kilometers, quartile 2.7 to 3.9, Heuristic By July 5 there had been more than 200 reader comments in response to this post.

Heuristic predictions shifted more substantially, reflecting a changing pool of contributors.

A logical fallacy is not necessarily a Bayesian fallacy [3], so given a particular circumstance, jumping to the conclusion will be more likely than not, and get baked into human thinking as a heuristic [4].

The equation is no more than a qualitative heuristic for how to think about elements entering into tree ring widths or densities.

The regional outlook contributions help shed light on the uncertainties associated with the Pan-Arctic estimates by providing more detail at the regional scale, and were based on numerical models, statistical methods, and heuristic estimates.

A heuristic is a mental «shortcut» — an alternative to the use of a more effortful, and more intricate mental operation that might well exceed the time and capacity of most people to exercise in most circumstances.

To sort these out, and many more, we use heuristics based on various contextual and metadata reference points.

As we go, new, more ambitious, heuristic - based or learning - capable systems will have an impact on the profession but also on the legal system itself.

Availability heuristic, as this one is known, refers to our brain's choice to place more importance on things we can remember or that happened recently.

Some antivirus companies may have more effective heuristics and release more virus definitions than their competitors, resulting in a higher detection rate.

The Alexa platform is also continually improving its audio recognition heuristics and improves over time as more complex speech is presented to it.