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US
/hjʊˈɹɪstɪk/
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NOUN
- a commonsense rule (or set of rules) intended to increase the probability of solving some problem
ADJECTIVE
- of or relating to or using a general formulation that serves to guide investigation
How To Use heuristic In A Sentence
- To fix this, we need a more complex filtering heuristic.
- Search strategy has largely blind search and heuristic search two categories.
- Moreover, a heuristic is proposed to simplify the computation of variable discount factor when the process disturbance follows MA(1).
- As a consequence, the heuristics used are not necessarily the best available.
- Scam Sensor uses a proprietary heuristic algorithm to identify fraudulent e-mails.
- Without these heuristical shortcuts, we'd be incapacitated going through all information in the world. Comments for Antworten zum Universum
- After a discussion on the basic operations of neighborhood heuristic algorithm, a simple heuristic greedy method is presented in this paper, in which only distances between all the cities are used.
- Another way of assessing the merit of an argument in a communication is to use a so-called heuristic. Experiential Marketing
- In the heuristics tracking procedure, an edge measure function is defined to detect vessel edge.
- Not surprisingly, their heuristic - the equivalent of what we call intuition, or common sense - is that of Suburbia, which has been the predominant mode of white American thought since the late 1960s. MIDDLE CLASS ANGST: THE POLITICS OF LEMMINGS, Part I
