Earlier works on long audio alignment addressing the first and second issue generally preferred reasonable transcripts and mainly focused on (1) less manual intervention, (2) mispronunciation detection, and (3) segmentation error recovery.
But Huntsman and Romney aren't really in the race for Mormon votes -- they're actually both in a larger race for the votes of people who prefer a "sane and reasonable" candidate to a red-meat scorching conservative firebrand.
Kourounakou said she would prefer "hard but reasonable and effective measures.
Furthermore, Lynn says that "investors clearly prefer deals with reasonable valuations".
Then it seems perfectly reasonable to prefer \(g\) over \(f\) but \(f'\) over \(g'\).
It also seems reasonable to prefer $D$ (an 10% chance at a \$500 million prize) to $C$ (a slightly larger 11% chance at a much smaller \$100 million prize).
It seems reasonable to prefer $A$ (which offers a sure \$100 million) to $B$ (where the added 10% chance at \$500 million is more than offset by the risk of getting nothing).
It is easy to see that the condition under which $EU A) \gt EU B)$ is exactly the same as the condition under which $EU C) \gt EU D $: both inequalities obtain just in case $0.11y \gt 0.10x + 0.01z$ It seems reasonable to prefer $R$ to $W$, but at the same time prefer $WY$ to $RY$.
Thus, it seems reasonable to prefer the additive effects model in situations where the assumption of approximate additivity is sensible.
