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Free sign upThe phrase "a naive approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or strategy that lacks sophistication or is overly simplistic, often implying a lack of awareness of complexities or potential pitfalls.
Example: "While the team proposed a naive approach to solving the problem, it failed to consider the underlying issues that needed to be addressed."
Alternatives: "a simplistic method" or "an unsophisticated strategy".
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A naive approach would involve a 500 tooth gear meshed to the 10 tooth pinion gear.
A naive approach that re-runs ER from scratch may not be tolerable for resolving large datasets.
A naive approach enumerates edges on all pairs of points and takes at least Ω(n2) time.
This is a naive approach to fiction, granted, but a tough one, since intellect, cleverness, charm, wit, tact, even fact cannot conceal incredibility.
We first examine a naive approach in which the growth rate of the numerical solution is accepted as an approximation of the true growth rate.
It is shown that a naive approach to this problem, which just presents a set of the stated axioms, will often inadvertantly violate maxims of cooperative conversation.
A naive approach to quantum theory says that vacuum energy should be a whopping 1060 to 10120 times bigger than dark energy's estimated energy density.
Sully Prudhomme's later work is sometimes obscure and shows a naive approach to the problem of expressing philosophical themes in verse.
Using simulations we evaluate their performance and compare them to a naive approach in which users associate to the AP with the best RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator).
The output of the aggregation algorithms is analyzed and compared with the individual NN models used in NN ensemble and with a Naive approach.
The world had moved on from what Stewart called a "naive approach" to smoking, which causes lung and other cancers, and once was limited to handing out leaflets and haranguing people to give up.
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