Sentence examples for intuitive assumption from inspiring English sources
This seems like a reasonable and intuitive assumption to make.
Our intuitive assumption that they would see the logic of our solution to nuclear arms has been proved wrong.
A primary factor that makes adversarial images so intriguing is the intuitive assumption that a human would not classify the image as the machine does.
The intuitive assumption that mere naming should not affect underlying value is succinctly expressed in William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet when Juliet asks "What's in a name?
Our intuitive assumption that only organisms are the real individuals in the natural world is at odds with developments in cell biology, ecology, genetics, evolutionary biology, and other fields.
We propose a new method to estimate image bias field by an intuitive assumption that the overall trend of image surface is associated with bias field and the true bias field can evolve from image surface.
He studies decision-making and is interested in the tension between intuitive assumptions and people's actual behaviors.
The technique works in a way similar to Amazon's reputation engine or the ratings of Wikipedia pages, but it evaluates users based on a new set of criteria that makes intuitive assumptions about experts.
Most of the related work has focused on classical logics, i.e., logics that satisfy certain intuitive assumptions; in such logics, several nice properties and equivalences related to the above postulates and constructions have been shown to hold.
It is based on two intuitive assumptions: that cluster centers have a higher density than those of their neighbors, and that they also have a relatively large distance from other points with a higher density.
But you don't find the intuitive assumptions in economic models, so I identify the things that are wrong or missing in their models of economic activity". Rabin uses a simple example to illustrate one of the many consumer habits that is left out of most economic profiles of buyer preferences: people's strong desire for immediate gratification.
