"high-level rules" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the overarching or guiding rules for a particular system, policy, or organization. For example, "The high-level rules for the school's dress code were unanimously agreed upon by the faculty and board members."
Are your machine-learning systems working out those same high-level rules for themselves?
PR: We have banned people for repeatedly violating the sort of high-level rules of just basic tolerance and non-harassment, yes.
The label field on the graph is modeled by a Markov random field, which allows us to introduce high-level rules of interrogation of the data.
GAUSS uses inductive logic programming to generalize a database of performance data; this produces high-level rules that correlate problem features with algorithm performance.
All this is very different from the early days of artificial intelligence, in the '50s and '60s, when researchers made bold predictions about matching human ability and tried to use high-level rules to create intelligence.
The GA, used in this study was designed to allow the discovery of concise, yet accurate, high-level rules (from synthetic and real biological databases) which can be used as a classification system.
Fig. 7 Proposition of a new high-level rule.
Low-level image analysis with high-level rule-based reasoning could prove its worth for tracking vehicles in urban traffic scenes [20].
After the update, a proposition score is calculated and, if it is high enough, Kapuer interacts with the user to propose him a new high-level rule.
Only then there is a full analogy between (iterated) implications and (higher-level) rules, which is needed for the parallelism between atomic systems and their extensions on one side and the canonical model on the other.
As a high level rule, shoot to keep your cost of acquisition per customer below the 20-30% of revenues range, and shoot for lifetime value of customer revenues in the 8-10x your initial cost of acquisition.
