Sentence examples for heuristic suggested from inspiring English sources

The heuristic suggested in [ 2], namely to rescale a neighbor-joining tree generated from the input alignment, produced very poor classification results in most cases.

In our experiments, we used a heuristic suggested in [ 22] such that σ 2 = 1 / 2 · x ¯ 2, where x ¯ is the median distance of all observations in X s and X s ′.

We model this parameter independently for each region, R, to reflect the local correlation structure, as σ R 2 = x ¯ 2 / 2, for x ∈ R, a heuristic suggested in (Gretton et al., 2012).

An alternative strategy relies on a heuristic suggested by results of an initial spiral search in which s and t are stepped in large increments until gene sets are found, at which point s and t, are incremented, separately, and in small steps.

Finally, it would have been interesting to see how the models performed in the case of the data from Nagano et al.; rather than building models on the independent data (any strategy could have been used to this end, not only the heuristic suggested by the authors), the transferability of the models should have been assessed and commented on.

Reviewer #2: Finally, it would have been interesting to see how the models performed in the case of the data from Nagano et al.; rather than building models on the independent data (any strategy could have been used to this end, not only the heuristic suggested by the authors), the transferability of the models should have been assessed and commented on.

This would reduce the estimated risk occurrence probabilities, as availability heuristic suggests that people base their likelihood estimates on the availability of events in memory (Schwarz et al. 1991; Tversky and Kahneman 1973).

A simple four-part heuristic suggests that diversity arises from variation in receptor abundance, an ERK/AKT bias that depends on ligand identity, a set of factors common to all receptors that varies in abundance or activity with cell line, and an "indirect negative regulation" by ErbB2.

Therefore, the best heuristics suggested by the TSPLIB and the existing benchmarks need to be reconsidered for LBS setting.

Therefore, heuristics suggest that one should look for a set of characteristics, and not for individual characteristics.

Engineering heuristics suggest that an optimal separation process removes the least abundant species first, so that desalination should involve removal of salt from water rather than vice versa.