'artificial experience' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an experience that has been created in a simulated environment, such as virtual reality or a computer game. For example, "As part of the training program, new recruits are given an artificial experience of a battlefield situation."
In one sense, it is an utterly artificial experience.
Beth Robertson, an amusement-park industry spokesperson, describes waterparks as the "hottest artificial experience in the United States".
"We try through the initial Rapid Results Initiatives to create an artificial experience where accountability is strong, where people feel empowered and aligned, and where the system is actually functioning," said Matta. "For 100 days, people experience high performance.
In the process of modeling LSSVM, it is difficult to select the penalty factor and kernel parameter by artificial experience.
Once the short circuit currents are excessive, the power grid planning result needs modifying according to artificial experience.
Then, after editing the footage, he worked with engineers Samim Winiger and Roelof Pieters of Artificial Experience to create the visualizations.
One day, among other things, we may be able to record and share dreams, buy artificial experiences -- 'mind movies' -- and take self-improvement to a new level by editing unwanted thoughts and desires.
Second, the symbols are not generated by artificial experiences or functions, but by the Simple K-Means algorithm, which is one of the most popular clustering techniques that supplies clusters with minimal total variance [ 17].
It almost turns out to be a little artificial laboratory experience of what it's going to be like to work with them.
It's entirely reasonable, and yet the void that many children and young adults born from artificial insemination experience from simply not knowing transcends reason.
There is no clear distinction, then, between the natural and the artificial in experience.
