- Brain Scan Reveals Why You Buy Jewelry For Your Wife Instead Of Gears Of War 2
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... negative emotions. Seemingly, subjects were using simple heuristics -- short-cuts or decision rules -- rather than a more complex ...
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- Lewtan Wins Credit Magazine Technology Innovation Award
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... credit surveillance data, and Thomson Reuter's proprietary heuristics to develop evaluated prices for asset-backed bonds. Structured ...
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- UPS Drivers, The Icosian Game And How Right Hand Turns Can Save The Earth
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... Instead, computer scientists spend much time devising heuristics – approximate methods for dealing with intractable situations. ... average. Many papers have been written about more complex heuristics for the TSP. For example, in 1997 Marco Dirigo used a simulated ant ...
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- Value Heuristics For Valentine's Day - Why It Seems The Good Ones Are Taken
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... that people rely on some deeply ingrained judgmental heuristics when estimating frequencies and probabilities in everyday life, heuristics that can sometimes go astray, for example, when implying a more ...
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- Visual Crowding: Why Even Familiar Faces Are Difficult To Spot In Groups
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... as a model. An understanding of the visual system’s heuristics, shortcuts and limitations — such as crowding — will likely ...
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- Scientists Solve Checkers - Good Luck Beating This Program
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... of some top-level checkers players, Schaeffer programmed heuristics ("rules of thumb") into a computer software program that captured ... Now that it is complete, the program no longer needs heuristics—it has become a database of information that "knows" the best move ...
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