Sentence examples for incomplete decisions from inspiring English sources

These simplifications lead to sub-optimal or incomplete decisions for residential energy system investments.

Overall, the IAT appears to predict many distinct kinds of behavior, in particular non-verbal and "micro-behavior" (Valian 1998, 2005; Dovidio et al. 2002; Cortina 2008; Cortina et al. 2011; Brennan 2013) as well as actions undertaken when information is incomplete, decisions need to be made quickly, or agents are stressed or under cognitive load.

Feature selection in incomplete decision table has gained considerable attention in recently.

For this purpose, many rough set algorithms for feature selection have been developed and applied to incomplete decision systems.

This paper proposes a boundary region-based feature selection algorithm (BRFS), which has the ability to efficiently find a feature subset from a large incomplete decision system.

The comparison and analysis of classification complexity are made between the two measures and it is indicated that neighborhood-tolerance conditional entropy is a more effective feature evaluation criterion than dependency in incomplete decision table.

But it's an incomplete decision because it doesn't address access," says Alves. "It isn't all good news".

Because of the incomplete clinical decision making in the field of clinical HP it seems most relevant to focus on these activities (including for reimbursement systems), until new traditions are implemented.

Our results imply that the proposed framework can be utilized to provide quantitative information for decision making in SEA, considering various decision criteria pertaining to environmental aspects, uncertainty of incomplete data, and decision flexibility according to decision-makers' tendency.

In Stackelberg game, adjoint methods used by players are nested hierarchically through incomplete and complete decisions of the leader and followers respectively.

"The judge very frankly I think issued an incomplete, sloppily written decision," Mr. Hess said.