Sentence examples for heuristic interpretation from inspiring English sources

Tacit knowledge has thus remained crucial, but it has become complementary to a codified knowledge base and concerns problem solving heuristic, interpretation of data, etc.

In particular, Belnap's heuristic interpretation of truth values as information that "has been told to a computer" (see Belnap 1977a, 1977b; also reproduced in Anderson, Belnap and Dunn 1992, §81) has been widely acknowledged.

Our heuristic interpretation of these predicted cases of significant overexpression and underexpression of the human genes is shown in the second rightmost column of Table S1 (Additional file 1): these are clinical data identified by our manual keyword search, with citations in the rightmost column.

For more-to-the-point definitions in link with neuroscience, and heuristic interpretations, we refer the interested reader to the very limpid article of Brown et al. [2] on the time-rescaling theorem.

However, prior capital markets research also shows that linguistic tone is difficult to process, while lab-based findings establish that less sophisticated investors are more susceptible to the use of heuristics in their interpretation of tone.

Using fractional maximal operators allows to get Riesz potential estimates which are uniform in the whole range [ 0, 1 ], and that provide a rigorous interpretation of previous heuristic arguments.

For this purpose a heuristic procedure based on the interpretation of the composite curves obtained by optimizing the thermal integration between the cycles was developed.

The possible negative values in the gains do not have a physical interpretation and require a heuristic post-processing.

Based on the research intent to consensually assess a creative output, parameters for the assignment were structured in a heuristic method to provide latitude for interpretation, thereby increasing the likelihood of a creative result (Amabile 1983a, b).

When they work well, heuristic approaches permit rapid and accurate interpretation: For example small children can readily and very rapidly identify different animals presented in pictures; by contrast computers struggle to reproduce this level of accuracy (Zhang et al., 2011).

Unlike many alternatives, which are based on a set of heuristic rules and thresholds, the probabilistic interpretation of the final decision allows for decision control by simple selection of confidence levels, which makes the proposed system flexible for clinical needs (Deburchgraeve et al., 2008; Navakatikyan et al., 2006).