The phrase "shallow decision" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a decision that lacks depth, thoughtfulness, or thorough consideration.
Example: "The committee's shallow decision to cut funding without exploring alternatives disappointed many stakeholders."
Alternatives: "superficial choice" or "frivolous decision"
AdaBoost used shallow decision trees as the weak classifiers, it included 300 shallow decision trees with a maximum split number equal to 1, the average learning rate was 0.1.
Contrary to the notion that people use deliberate, rational strategies when deciding whom to vote for in major political elections, research indicates that people use shallow decision heuristics, such as impressions of competence made solely from facial appearance when deciding whom to vote for [4].
Contrary to the notion that people use deliberate, rational strategies when deciding whom to vote for in major political elections, research indicates that people use shallow decision heuristics, such as impressions of competence solely from a candidate's facial appearance, when deciding whom to vote for.
A performance heavy in shallow decision-making, off-target jump shots and frustration resulted in another one of those losses that usually drive Coach Jeff Van Gundy to lecture about commitment or individuals not buying into his system.
An ensemble of shallower decision trees, if learned in a boosting framework, can guard against overfitting because of the iterative nature of the learning and the additive structure of the model [ 31].
This effect could be due to the lack of feedback in this phase; unaware of their performance, the increased pressure of the task could have pushed participants to rely more than usual on the shallow, emotion-driven decision process.
KELEFA SANNEH: If you were overly scrupulous about the distinction between emotionally motivated decisions and shallow marketing ploys, then you probably wouldn't be in a band.
Models based on shallow learning architectures such as decision trees, support vector machines, and case-based reasoning may fall short when attempting to extract useful information from complex structures and relationships in the input corpus.
Fast or shallow breathing, struggling to make decisions, lacking focus – these are just a few signs of stress".
This process is compounded when results are experimental, partly unreliable or uncertified and may have serious consequences for the research participants who may make further health-related decisions based on shallow scientific ground [ 1, 3, 5].
Notice all shallow breathing and make a conscious decision to change it to deep breathing.
