Sentence examples for framing problem from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes it's a framing problem," Goldberg told me.

In that sense, the housing-futures market has what is known as a framing problem: selling a contract seems like betting on housing prices to fall, rather than simply insuring yourself in case they do.

In " 'Framing' Prevents Needed Stimulus" (Economic View, Sept. 2) Robert J. Shiller argued that the persistent layoffs of public workers were a result of a framing problem — the idea that superficial, irrelevant details can lead uninformed people to make the wrong choices, in this case about taxes.

Defining this space, however, should not be considered an algorithm problem but rather a framing problem.

When GPs diagnose and make decisions about treatment, they have to address the following: first, the framing problem, that is, to construct a set of options that simultaneously frames their decision making and is the product of that decision making and second, the reasoning problem, which requires them to attend to the question of how decisions should be made and communicated to the patient.

I gave him a few days off to work it out, then presented him with some difficult framing problems as a distraction.

Understanding market failures requires framing problems that way.

Humor is believed to be effective in distancing oneself, framing problems with perspective, and proactively managing distress [ 30- 32].

AI researchers call the problem of updating, searching, and otherwise manipulating a large structure of symbols in realistic amounts of time the frame problem.

It is possible that CYC, for example, will succumb to the frame problem long before the system achieves human levels of knowledge.

Some critics of symbolic AI believe that the frame problem is largely unsolvable and so maintain that the symbolic approach will never yield genuinely intelligent systems.