Sentence examples for cognitive policy from inspiring English sources

This chapter discusses the cognitive policy engines.

Fig. 14 Handoff decisions under greedy policies and cognitive control policies Fig. 15 Handoff latency under greedy policies and cognitive control policies Fig. 16 SNR levels handoffs happen under different polices.

This chapter discusses the cognitive radio policy language (PL) and policy engine (PE).

In Fig. 14, handoff decisions based on greedy policies and cognitive control policies are illustrated.

In the languages of cognitive and policy sciences, higher order learning on a scale ranging from individuals to professional and business communities, to the society at large, is needed.

Performance of handoffs is demonstrated in Fig. 15, where handoff latency under greedy policies is much higher than that under cognitive control policies.

However, handoff latency under cognitive control policies is dozens of milliseconds, which cannot basically affect the transmission of control commands.

But the amputation of sociologic, psychological and cognitive considerations makes good policy impossible.

We the people still need to decide (perhaps through our elected representatives) which groups we accept as having cognitive authority in our policy deliberations.

Maya Shankar, a cognitive scientist and senior policy adviser at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, is coordinating this cross-agency group, called the Social and Behavioral Science Team; it is part of a larger effort to use evidence and innovation to promote government performance and efficiency.

This paper reports the use, in the UK Home Office Prison Department, of cognitive mapping techniques for policy analysis.