This descriptive data has a heuristic function, in that it identifies several issues for further research, such as the prescribing habits of FM health care providers, the role of emotional precipitants, the impact of obesity, the significance of low back pain and the nature of FM related stiffness.
The purpose of the present review is to offer a schematic approach designed to illustrate how animal models have a heuristic, hypothesis-generating function, providing important parallels with human aggression and suggesting new directions for future research.
It is immediately apparent that symmetries have an important heuristic function, indicating a strong methodological status.
This simply means that the Triple Helix theory has a heuristic and epistemic function: it makes possible an analysis of an emerging innovation and of the various interactions transforming this innovation into an artifact embedded in a society.
Although time complexity of calculating a heuristic function has been improved from O(n m t) to O(n m2 + n mt) in Section 2.2.1, the computation of heuristic functions for new expanded nodes in A* search can be further sped up by exploiting the inherent parallelism capacity of a GPU.
"We're using a non-semantic neural topic modeling approach with a heuristic function for hierarchy building," says Schjøll Brede.
A pattern database (PDB) is a heuristic function stored as a lookup table.
In the BDADT algorithm, a heuristic function is designed for evaluating attributes in node selection.
At each node, the algorithm selects the test that maximizes a heuristic function called information gain ratio.
However, our data suggest that it has a heuristic function obviating patients' need and desire to attend to outcome probabilities and leading many patients to perceive no real choice options: I, I didn't know these types of models existed.
