heuristics

Preposition: of

• eye: Perception and Memory in Chess: Studies in the heuristics of the professional eye.

Converse of object

• use: By default, ilmid uses some heuristics to select a local IP address.
• apply: Some strategies for applying the metric heuristics to translation are provided.

Adjective modifier

• low-level: We show that the choice function hyperheuristic makes an effective and realistic combination of the low-level heuristics at hand.
• other: Research with this heuristic and other heuristics is continuing with a view to producing exploitable taxi dispatching software.
• simple: You can work out much of these from judicious sniffing of traffic on the network; others you can deduce with some simple heuristics.
• final: The red squares denote the mean heuristic for the final heuristics of this run Figure 2.
• same: We formulate the interactive Markov chain with the same heuristics as the ABM of Hegselmann and Krause.

Modifies a noun

• engine: Once analyzed by the heuristics engine, messages can be handled in different ways depending on the Spam Confidence Level ( SCL ) assigned.
• technology: Others sift through the message content, applying signatures or heuristics technology.
• literature: The heuristics literature concedes readily that the type of voter who can benefit from them is typically the more politically aware and interested.
• thousand: Heuristics Engine Thousands of tests check the message headers and content for tell tale signs of spam.

Noun used with modifier

• usability: Such recommendations are typified by Nielsen's usability heuristics.