"prior choice" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a decision or selection made before a certain event or situation. Example: "His prior choice to invest in the stock market proved to be a smart move when the market surged."
It also provides measures of uncertainty in the prior choice, allowing subsequent learning tasks to be assessed for robustness to this prior choice.
We also compare the effectiveness between the posterior choice rule and the prior choice rule.
However, in the short and medium run the influence of subjective prior choice remains.
Epoxy asphalt composites (EACs) have been recommended to be a prior choice to obtain long-life pavements.
Epoxy asphalt binders (EABs) are thought to be a prior choice for long-life paving materials for their excellent performances.
The HVDC Flexible technology has a rapid development as the prior choice of wind power integration and DC grid construction.
Animals subject to "non-contingent" punishments and rewards - ie, those unconnected to any prior choices or behaviours - tend to get a little psychotic.
Aiming to help people learn across web and mobile, Coursebook lets you bookmark these lessons, allowing you to both see what your friends are learning and providing you with learning recommendations based on your prior choices.
These programs capture — and therefore propose — content, according to prior choices made by the user (on Google, Amazon, Facebook, Yahoo, etc).; these are flow aggregators and big data collectors.
Instead, you can ask for generic items like milk, eggs, or bread, and hiku will shop for you choosing those products that make sense, based on your prior choices.
It disregards how FRPs affect one another across national boundaries and how prior choices in one socio-political context can influence posterior choices in another socio-political context (cf. Bayes' theorem).
