The phrase "adjust choice" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used when discussing modifying or changing a selection or decision.
Example: "In order to improve the outcome, we need to adjust choice based on the latest data."
Alternatives: "modify selection" or "change decision".
Within this hypothesis, emotions do not necessarily interfere with rational decision making, and on the contrary they may implement it: they are a way of evaluating past outcomes to adjust choices in the future.
Motor cortical and parietal cortex neurons showed firing rates that vary depending on the specific outcomes of prior choices (e.g. Marcos et al., 2013), and it has been shown that rats adjust choices based on the delay imposed on prior trials (Mazur, 1988; Cardinal et al., 2002).
By applying the paracontrolled calculus introduced by Gubinelli et al. [8], [9], we show that two approximations have the common limit under the properly adjusted choice of renormalization factors for each of these approximations.
People acted more rationally by reducing their stated value for a lottery, or if monetary adjustments are impossible they adjust their choice away from the lottery.
(physiotherapist 37 years old) Both the patients with MS and the PT appreciated the option to individually adjust the choice of games in the intervention.
In this work, we describe a reinforcement learning-based solution that allows each sensor sender-receiver pair to locally adjust its choice of spectrum, and transmit power, subject to connectivity and interference constraints.
Alternative dummy choices adjust the outcome of choice experiments, and in such a way that an obviously better option is chosen less often.
This confirms that people are aware of the different impressions that different images confer and adjust their choices to fit the particular context.
Participants were told that they had to adjust their choices in order to maximize their wins.
