When political scientists interpret these seat-of-the-pants responses as signs that voters are choosing rationally, and that representative government therefore really does reflect the will of the people, they are, in effect, making a heuristic of heuristics.
i) The culturally dominant strain of English novel has for years been what Zadie Smith called "lyrical realism": the remorseless prioritisation, with apologies for repeating my favourite heuristic, of recognition over estrangement.
Voters may also rely on the simple heuristic of throwing out incumbents who have made them unhappy, a technique that in political science goes by the polite name of "retrospective voting".
When the truth behind a claim is hard to discern, voters sometimes use the heuristic of looking at what partisan actors say.
(It's also hard for economists!) So the heuristic of blaming the president for poor performance and crediting him for strong performance is as reasonable as anything.
Music recommendation has traditionally relied upon the clever heuristic of collaborative filtering.
LAIM is inspired in the discretization heuristic of CAIM for single-label classification.
Among these heuristic strategies, the heuristic of allocated dedications of employees to other tasks performs well.
Finally, we consider the heuristic of taking an increased budget size for the campaign that returns the best average cost.
(2007), the BBO of Rahmati and Zandieh (2012), and the Heuristic of Ziaee (2014) are standard heuristic and metaheuristic methods.
Considering the characteristics of multi-rate ad hoc networks, we design and implement a distributed heuristic of this centralized model.
