Sentence examples for preliminary intuition from inspiring English sources
Comparing two matrices allows us to get a preliminary intuition of the extent to which co-editing patterns are non-random.
In order to validate our intuition, we performed preliminary experiments and developed a proof of concept.
An empirically fruitful working definition for intuitive processes has been put forward by Bowers, Regehr, Balthazard, and Parker (1990), who conceive of intuition as a preliminary perception of coherence that guides further thought and action toward a hypothesis on the nature of the coherence in question.
This intuition is confirmed by preliminary experiments.
In a preliminary study of East Asian vs. Western intuitions, Jonathan Weinberg, Shaun Nichols, & Stephen Stich (2001) found that East Asians often have the "wrong intuitions" regarding variations on classic philosophical thought experiments, including Gettier-type thought experiments.
For this reason, the "seminar problem" appears to be an interesting toy model on which both intuition and technical approaches can be tested as a preliminary study toward more complex mean field game models.
This conceptualization fits in very well with Bowers et al.'s (1990) framework of intuition, and in the present study, we use it as a preliminary neural model for intuitive processing, as displayed in Fig. 1.
This corresponds to the practical intuition that a linear power flow exchange problem provides a solution which is close to the optimum (some preliminary results on this aspect were recently presented at an international conference [16]).
