Sentence examples for implicit preference from inspiring English sources

When we reason about change over time, causation provides an implicit preference: we prefer sequences of world states in which one world state leads causally to the next, rather than sequences in which one world state follows another at random and without causal connections.

Everything that we look at, we form an implicit preference.

In Study 1, Christian adults showed the expected pattern of robust implicit preference but no explicit preference.

Even if we apply that criteria fairly to every candidate, it can lead to an implicit preference for hiring white males.

Merkel's delay and toughness has shown an implicit preference for a much smaller eurozone – equivalent to the Deutsche Mark zone of the late 80s and 90s – or, alternatively, for considering Germany's own exit from the system.

The results indicate that attitudes towards native and non-native teachers are complex with an explicit preference for native speaker teachers, but no implicit preference and warmer explicit feelings towards non-native speaker teachers.

If implicit attitudes develop over a protracted period of time, children should not demonstrate the implicit preferences observed among adults.

Finally, we apply the proposed method in recommender systems for estimating users' ratings based on their implicit preferences, bank direct marketing for predicting clients' willingness of deposit subscription, and disease diagnosis for assessing patients' breast cancer risk.

The News Feed adapts to my implicit preferences, and so should Messenger.

This is a fundamental shift in content consumption from curation based on our explicit choices to curation based on our implicit preferences mined from past behavior.

Various preference models have been reported in the literature [29], which can be largely classified into goals, weights, reference vectors, preference relation, utility functions, outranking, and implicit preferences.