Sentence examples for heuristic evidence from inspiring English sources

The curves provide heuristic evidence of the fast convergence of the IODTT algorithm (4 to 6 iterations).

Later at Asiacrypt 2012, Petit and Quisquater provided heuristic evidence that ECDLP is subexponential for that very important family of curves, and would beat generic algorithms when n is larger than about 2000 [15].

Although this approach does not constitute a formal statistical test, detection of these pattern types can also provide heuristic evidence for a recent bottleneck [ 51].

Because our methods combine heuristic numerical evidence with probabilistic calculations, we use "≈" to represent "heuristic equality".

This use of the distinctiveness heuristic is evidence that patients with frontal lesions can use certain diagnostic monitoring strategies during recognition memory tasks when given guidance in coordinating their decision-making processes.

The obtained accuracy is lower than the claimed experimental uncertainties, but the heuristic technique also evidenced for the data both a frequent incoherence among the sets and a rather questionable reliability posing serious limits to the drawing of precise fluid specific heat transfer surfaces.

Branch, in his Q. & A., mentions a 2002 paper titled "Evidence of Heuristic Traps in Recreational Avalanche Accidents," by Ian McCammon, an avalanche forecaster and mechanical engineer.

A research paper called "Evidence of Heuristic Traps in Recreational Avalanche Accidents," by Ian McCammon, was presented at the 2002 International Snow Science Workshop and is considered the blueprint for the continued study of human nature.

54 Deeper study is also needed into the less algorithmic components of clinical method such as intuition and heuristic reasoning, and how evidence may be incorporated into such reasoning.

This supports prior research showing that networks are stored using "compression heuristics", but also provides evidence of cognitive flexibility in the process of encoding relational information.

Some common heuristics include the confirming evidence trap, anchoring bias and escalation of commitment.