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1 iders per vehicle (optimally) or three (with heuristics).
2 r each drug-target pair and outperform other heuristics.
3 optimizations, thereby motivating the use of heuristics.
4 d to previously published linear-time greedy heuristics.
5 with bounded capacity using close-to-optimal heuristics.
6 g the efficient application of hill climbing heuristics.
7  techniques that minimize biases inherent in heuristics.
8 stems have received much less attention than heuristics.
9  current methodologies depend a lot on human heuristics.
10 tools available for analysis of optimization heuristics.
11 m is, in practice, a tractable problem using heuristics.
12 searching algorithm, supplemented with local heuristics.
13  used multiple alignment methods have to use heuristics.
14 opposite or investing in more discriminating heuristics.
15 n of recall by memory failures and cognitive heuristics.
16 r that behavior is actually achieved through heuristics.
17 es by applying physics-inspired optimization heuristics.
18 sing Neighbor-Joining and maximum-likelihood heuristics.
19 ither group average functional maps or scalp heuristics.
20  alternative schedules determined by several heuristics.
21 rast to macroscopically based hydrophobicity heuristics.
22 e and posit to substitute currently employed heuristics.
23 them susceptible to decisional shortcuts, or heuristics.
24  also enable efficient solution by classical heuristics.
25 ndered tractable by ecologically appropriate heuristics.
26 persist as a fundamental component of social heuristics.
27 l-informed sampling compared to using simple heuristics.
28 are less likely to switch to pro-cooperative heuristics.
29 gmenting characters without CAPTCHA-specific heuristics.
30 tly assigned to predicted target genes using heuristics.
31 xed strategy agents with static behaviors or heuristics.
32 ms and their phonetic realizations defy such heuristics.
33 logistic regression modeling, and additional heuristics.
34 imize gains but often result in poor quality heuristics.
35 dressed cursorily and at times using various heuristics.
36 ore accurate and precise than those based on heuristics.
37 NP-hard, restricting practical approaches to heuristics.
38 ing one random or "best" hit based on simple heuristics.
39 lectrophysiology protocols and global search heuristics.
40 encourage the use of formally less competent heuristics.
41 airport perimeters, or with dynamical ad hoc heuristics.
42 tion algorithms, integer linear programs and heuristics.
43 lect the complexity of domain-specific moral heuristics.
44 t to a variety of human cognitive biases(1), heuristics(2) and social influences(3).
45 dollar spent compared with areas selected by heuristics accounting for richness alone or richness and
46 ion of the errors inherent in certain common heuristics alerts clinicians to their weaknesses as diag
47 f our study we defined a set of criteria and heuristics allowing us to automatically build a biologic
48        Based on evolutionary information and heuristics, an Evolutionary Trace Annotation (ETA) pipel
49           It is a mature technique, with the heuristics and accurate E-values required for screening
50  it highly desirable to search for efficient heuristics and algorithms to, at least, partially answer
51  define sequence similarity based on various heuristics and can only provide rough approximations to
52 er than several alternatives based on simple heuristics and deep neural networks.
53 imension reduction, t-SNE, requires multiple heuristics and fails to produce clear representations of
54 n particular, variability in variant calling heuristics and filtering limits the use of current struc
55    Implementation of the criteria as well as heuristics and hardness proofs are available from the au
56 POT also helps researchers develop their own heuristics and incorporate them into the software's grap
57 Our results provide an evidentiary basis for heuristics and learning differences that underlie the fo
58 me lattice into four groups, we use chemical heuristics and local symmetry to explain additional cond
59  uncertainty language; the role of cognitive heuristics and of overconfidence; the choice of experts;
60 s found to be poor, leading to the view that heuristics and prior assumptions are critical for 3D mot
61 d current strategies to address it resort to heuristics and stochastic search techniques.
62 nt flows remain hindered by the inability of heuristics and supervised learning to model the near-wal
63 onsciously might use nudges to exploit these heuristics and thereby influence their patients' decisio
64 hing by evaluation", which heavily relies on heuristics and thus usually yields unreliable contig pat
65                           We implemented our heuristics and used them to analyze biological as well a
66  network reconstruction primarily use greedy heuristics and yield sub-optimal solutions.
67 ther model parameters (e.g., decision noise, heuristics), and was specifically related to social diff
68 ce on pre-existing annotations, peak calling heuristics, and collapsing measurements by cell type.
69 undeveloped intuitions, produced by System 1 heuristics, and developed beliefs, constructed by System
70  paths that cut across revealed assumptions, heuristics, and disciplinary boundaries.
71 anism has been challenged by non-integration heuristics, and tracking decision boundaries has proven
72 euristics rely on proxies so the elements of heuristics appear to map well to the elements of proxies
73 ength of the input sequence, and thus greedy heuristics are applied to speed up the extension.
74 which are at least as important, 49 creative heuristics are described, divided into 5 categories and
75 cooperation is intuitive because cooperative heuristics are developed in daily life where cooperation
76                                       Simple heuristics are easy to implement but may be less accurat
77  amount of work specific to tRNAs, where our heuristics are generic to any ncRNA.
78                         Cognitive biases and heuristics are systematic errors in thinking that can af
79 reas higher level skills, such as the use of heuristics, are taught at postgraduate level.
80 ding global compaction that are derived from heuristics based on amino acid compositions for IDRs wit
81 w that their accuracy is usually superior to heuristics based on BLAST.
82 emented with a reference-free genome binning heuristics based on dimension reduction, the proposed me
83 ch social dilemmas, they often employ simple heuristics based on direct reciprocity: cooperate when o
84            Specifically, news consumers form heuristics based on past interactions with warning label
85                           Secondly, we apply heuristics-based address clustering to improve the detec
86 l is selected from the CB513 dataset using a heuristics-based approach.
87 een explained through rationality as well as heuristics-based models.
88  are not appropriate and provide some of the heuristics behind the formulae.
89 d they convert from availability to sampling heuristics between pre-kindergarten and school age.
90 s based on the visual input as well as their heuristics, biases, prior knowledge, and beliefs.
91 refine the existing automation algorithm and heuristics by (1) moving the program to a Python environ
92 -scores outperformed each of the alternative heuristics by 118-213%.
93                 We show that simple chemical heuristics can be a powerful tool to characterize topolo
94                          Key features of our heuristics can be generalized to more complicated protoc
95 natorial approaches led by genetic algorithm heuristics can enable identification of active additive
96 uristics to accelerate processing, but these heuristics can fail to find the optimal alignments of re
97                                              Heuristics can inform human decision making in complex e
98                      This suggests that such heuristics can lead to erroneous results.
99  interactions with warning labels, and those heuristics can spill-over into new media environments wh
100    We have developed a set of algorithms and heuristics collectively called indelMINER to identify in
101 ptimal foraging theory, nutritional ecology, heuristics) conceptualise multi-attribute choice and we
102 elligence models that identify environmental heuristics conducive to the growth of pathogenic strains
103                                   Biases and heuristics contribute to surgical errors and never event
104 e rigorous filters make searches slower than heuristics could be.
105      More uniform use of explicit and better heuristics could lead to less practice variation and mor
106 ining data, weak supervision relies on noisy heuristics defined by domain experts to programmatically
107                For the former, our numerical heuristics demonstrate the NIBP phenomenon for a realist
108        Furthermore, since choice of the best heuristics depended critically on the properties of (e.g
109                        The second stage uses heuristics derived from a simulation strategy to identif
110 rocesses are typically designed according to heuristics derived from batch experiments in which the i
111  and combines a binary search algorithm with heuristics derived from the Central Limit Theorem.
112 es than our work is dependent on handcrafted heuristics designed for a specific folding model.
113               However, unlike proxy failure, heuristics do not fail because of feedback.
114 c training labels based on predictive global heuristics, dropkick learns a gene-based representation
115 rence heuristic" in a web of domain-specific heuristics (e.g., agent specific; action specific; conse
116               Speeding up this step requires heuristics, efficient implementations, and/or hardware a
117 top of the existing force scheme, additional heuristics employing new types of forces and movement ru
118                                 Our splicing heuristics enhance the current framework for genetic var
119              In both cases, our criteria and heuristics exhibited very good performance with respect
120                  No systematic algorithms or heuristics exist to detect and filter batch effects or r
121                  Good software and elaborate heuristics exist, but the process remains laboriously ma
122 tude in execution time the best local search heuristics existing to date when applied to real data.
123 e techniques we describe also provide useful heuristics for assessing relevant properties of sample d
124  degree network nodes and the application of heuristics for both structural and affective information
125                                     Existing heuristics for designing water-stable MOFs lack generali
126 ost of these problems are NP-hard, and offer heuristics for efficient and accurate reconstruction of
127  or traits of related organisms, and provide heuristics for experimental design and reconstruction of
128 contrast-relationships can serve as powerful heuristics for face detection.
129 ng transcripts that may not satisfy existing heuristics for gene prediction, we developed a computati
130 mproves upon the run time of standard search heuristics for gene tree parsimony, and enables the firs
131  article, I describe a philosophy and set of heuristics for giving an engaging, narratively driven ta
132 rming function prediction algorithms rely on heuristics for important components of the algorithm, su
133 s related to phylogeography using integrated heuristics for location disambiguation including a dista
134 oit low-level spatio-chromatic statistics as heuristics for material judgment.
135                     We propose two efficient heuristics for minimizing the number of oligonucleotide
136 stochasticity that is inherent in the use of heuristics for optimizing modularity.
137                Using the Big Five factors as heuristics for organizing the research literature, numer
138 e Journal, Galea and Link identify important heuristics for our discipline.
139                 Further, we devise efficient heuristics for parsimony-based reconstruction of phyloge
140            Our findings offer an interesting heuristics for quantum-inspired solvers as well as a pro
141                              Here we develop heuristics for reliably detecting gene fusion events in
142 for sensitivity and on PSI-BLAST (and other) heuristics for speed.
143 hat our framework justifies several existing heuristics for task decomposition and makes predictions
144 ediction efforts have relied on a variety of heuristics for the choice of negative examples.
145 experimentally existing and new local search heuristics for the GTAP using simulated and real data.
146              Further analysis defined simple heuristics for the reliability of connections between br
147 xtraction especially when good normalization heuristics for the target terminology are not fully know
148 ntrolled animal breeding problem and analyse heuristics for two possible objectives: (1) breeding for
149  The interview guide, based on the Usability Heuristics for User Interface Design and the Sociotechni
150       The purpose of our work was to develop heuristics for visualizing and interpreting gene-environ
151                    It can also use efficient heuristics from general-purpose ILP solvers to obtain mu
152 he idea that control is recruited to prevent heuristics from producing biased choices, the right infe
153                          Through graph-based heuristics, GeD identifies dense subgraphs in the eQTL a
154 Response behaviours were often influenced by heuristics-guided appraisal (i.e. mental rules of thumb)
155                                Each of these heuristics has often been used to generate hypotheses in
156 xture graphs can be prohibitively expensive, heuristics have been developed to enable efficient searc
157                   A variety of computational heuristics have been developed to pre-emptively identify
158                                        These heuristics, however, usually only apply to pairwise sequ
159               Evidence supporting the social heuristics hypothesis (SHH) suggests that cooperation is
160                                   The Social Heuristics Hypothesis argues that people with selfish pr
161                         We test this 'social heuristics hypothesis' by aggregating across every coope
162      In contrast, consistent with the Social Heuristics Hypothesis, deliberation tends to increase th
163 rds and that they abstained from some simple heuristics in assessment of the alternative paths, such
164 ve as a test for the necessity of confidence heuristics in explaining confidence-accuracy dissociatio
165    Benchmarking against standard serological heuristics in real-world data revealed that serojump ach
166 with the GRAPPA framework, outperforms other heuristics in terms of accuracy, while also continuing t
167 ng that supports the use of image statistics heuristics in the judgement of metallicity-the quality o
168 uristics that get replaced by better adapted heuristics in the long run.
169 s (including the error scaling) of classical heuristics, in both ab initio and model Hamiltonian sett
170                                        These heuristics include making categorical decisions at the b
171     Computational theories propose different heuristics, including competence measures (e.g., percent
172 ibration step that is built upon data-driven heuristics, including proximity and ratios.
173 istics with those used in tRNAscan-SE, whose heuristics incorporate a significant amount of work spec
174 find further marginal improvements using two heuristics informed by known results in graph theory tha
175  are consistent with a combination of simple heuristics involving early-spending, spreading or saving
176  Hence, devising efficient network alignment heuristics is currently a foremost challenge in computat
177                                   The use of heuristics is motivated by showing the NP-hardness of a
178 uced range of resolved scales, have designed heuristics, known as large eddy simulation (LES).
179 eplicates (POA), was compared with two other heuristics methods (WOA and GOA).
180          Instead, ad hoc rules of thumb, or "heuristics," must guide them, and many of these are prob
181 d on Monte Carlo Markov Chain or alternative heuristics not only offer no such guarantee, but also ar
182 iated with factors that likely represent the heuristics nurses use to assess whether an alarm represe
183 of this process identified a small number of heuristics of low computational complexity that accounte
184                                          The heuristics of medicine should be discussed, criticized,
185 the alignment and model to satisfy the known heuristics of protein structure by means of a set of ana
186 es in the sequenced data and assumptions and heuristics of the assemblers.
187 ental suboptimalities arising from ingrained heuristics of the brain.
188  evidence can be computed exactly-that these heuristics often fail to estimate the true evidence and
189 nt approaches to fragment assignment rely on heuristics or approximations for tractability.
190 stematic biases that are often attributed to heuristics or limitations in cognitive processes.
191 Lieder & Griffiths without heavy reliance on heuristics or on assumptions of the computational resour
192                         Five common clinical heuristics or other sources of cognitive error are illus
193                               Physicians use heuristics or shortcuts in their decision making to help
194 g Value Imputation Algorithms (MVIAs) employ heuristics or statistical models to replace missing info
195 However, almost all of these methods rely on heuristics or user-supplied parameters to control the nu
196 e partially accounted for using "compression heuristics", or schemata that simplify the encoding and
197                             RECENT FINDINGS: Heuristics, or mental shortcuts, allow physicians to mak
198 viduals in such settings may resort to using heuristics, or simplified decision rules, to aid complex
199 liefs, actually stems from suboptimal neural heuristics over rational beliefs about reward contingenc
200 on in sensorimotor control questions whether heuristics preserve efficiency when actions are nontrivi
201 ulnerable to spoofing(3), in which classical heuristics produce samples, without direct simulation, l
202 as roughly comparable, so we expect that our heuristics provide a high-quality solution that--unlike
203  the network alignment problem, aligners are heuristics providing divergent solutions and no consensu
204                                       The 49 heuristics range from common sense perceptiveness of the
205 rafted by domain experts and tweaked through heuristics rather than being automatically optimized, pr
206 ility in recovery and a reliance on clinical heuristics rather than empirical methods.
207 social preferences guided by simple decision heuristics, rather than the rational examination of payo
208                              Decision-making heuristics rely on proxies so the elements of heuristics
209 d the relative competitiveness of the mating heuristics remains the same.
210 However, the predictive performance of these heuristics remains unknown.
211                                              Heuristics simplify difficult decisions by ignoring most
212                   A variety of computational heuristics, some with a long history, have been proposed
213  take an alternative approach and design LES heuristics stated in terms of Lagrangian particles movin
214 anguage are hindered by intuitive but flawed heuristics such as associating first-person pronouns, us
215 oning and relevant knowledge, and the use of heuristics such as familiarity.
216 hich require several empirical parameters or heuristics such as patterning of residues or rotamers, E
217 abilistic approaches, which can be biased by heuristics such as substring-masking for multiple motif
218 bers of putative ligands; therefore, various heuristics (such as estimation of binding affinity and s
219                     Many popular beliefs and heuristics, such as high tannin wines should be balanced
220 tially faster than general-purpose classical heuristics, such as simulated annealing.
221 orks is computationally infeasible, and thus heuristics, such as the degree distribution, clustering
222  Our method, which combines LSH with several heuristics techniques including soft lowest common ances
223 ds developing effective, albeit not optimal, heuristics that are readily-applicable by users of exist
224 nce impractical for large datasets, multiple heuristics that can approximate ACS(k) have been introdu
225 behavior that requires higher-order response heuristics that can be applied flexibly over different (
226 nd extracting behavior rely on user adjusted heuristics that can significantly vary across different
227 that the prearcuate gyrus reflects intrinsic heuristics that compute bias signals, as well as the mec
228 ich exposes experiential learners to climate heuristics that differ from the global average.
229 method can greatly improve upon the speed of heuristics that do not consider the Pareto consensus pro
230  with exponential worst-case running time or heuristics that do not guarantee optimal solutions.
231 m to avail themselves of many strategies and heuristics that efficiently simplify, approximate, and h
232 uctures from objectively random events using heuristics that extend beyond stimulus-outcome condition
233 and seroconversion thresholds, often rely on heuristics that fail to account for individual variabili
234              Specifically, we detail network heuristics that generate structured graphs, such as feed
235 In the short run subjects use naive learning heuristics that get replaced by better adapted heuristic
236 ts from the SpliceVarDB, we defined a set of heuristics that inform the evaluation of putative SAVs.
237       Here, we describe a set of data-driven heuristics that inform the interpretation of human splic
238 sis procedure is a series of constraints and heuristics that limit the number of ways metabolites can
239 lgorithm for RNA folding that is amenable to heuristics that make it run in O(n) time and O(n) space,
240 e studies range from experimental probes for heuristics that people employ while thinking ahead to no
241 ary determinant of alignment accuracy, while heuristics that prevent consideration of certain alignme
242                       We use a simple set of heuristics that provide a more efficient solution than t
243 tics from keypoint tracking data and creates heuristics that reliably detect behaviors.
244   Here, we propose a descriptor based on the heuristics that structural and energetic 'confusion' obs
245 ntegrated within the lattice or conservative heuristics that unduly limit the scope of ligand chemist
246 cisions appears to be the use of simplifying heuristics that works well for the most common condition
247 tegies-from approximately Bayesian to simple heuristics-that the observers may have adopted to update
248           This may be because for successful heuristics the goals of regulators and agents are aligne
249  structures of ~80 nucleotides, with minimal heuristics, the complete enumeration of possible seconda
250 er, there are pitfalls to the use of certain heuristics, the same ones to which humans are prone in e
251 mpetitive behaviour, showing that aggression heuristics, the simple rules that animals use to guide t
252 ial neural networks lack built-in confidence heuristics, they can serve as a test for the necessity o
253 oach to alignment with seeding and expansion heuristics to accelerate discovery of significant alignm
254                            Most aligners use heuristics to accelerate processing, but these heuristic
255 available, and practical implementations use heuristics to achieve reasonable runtimes.
256  demonstrate this, we present several simple heuristics to allocate control resources across differen
257  show that humans adaptively use compression heuristics to allow larger amounts of social information
258 ce combine fast spatial learning with innate heuristics to choose escape routes with the highest surv
259 build on the theory of ecologically rational heuristics to demonstrate the effect of erroneously plac
260 eady-state mass is a by-product and (ii) use heuristics to design a greedy algorithm.
261 ead, we propose, people use abstractions and heuristics to efficiently identify mutually beneficial a
262 urate RNA pseudoknot searches, we need novel heuristics to ensure that, without degrading the accurac
263 hesis that pre-kindergarten-age children use heuristics to estimate time, and they convert from avail
264 e test a range of scoring metrics and search heuristics to find an effective algorithm configuration
265         Researchers have developed efficient heuristics to identify structural minima on the potentia
266                      Furthermore, we provide heuristics to identify, at the proteome level, proteins
267 callers rely on hand-engineered features and heuristics to model SVs, which cannot scale to the vast
268 amic incremental search approach among other heuristics to optimize every step of the mapping process
269 mplete representation of a task and then use heuristics to plan future actions in that representation
270 s and (b) inaccurate as they often rely upon heuristics to predict the intensity of each resulting fr
271 optimal local alignment of two profiles with heuristics to preserve continuity within core regions.
272 s constitute computationally cheap but smart heuristics to prevent people from laboring in vain on un
273                      CD-Search uses BLAST(R) heuristics to provide a fast, interactive service, and s
274 uences, using local alignment algorithms and heuristics to put together a global spliced alignment.
275             Therefore, humans frequently use heuristics to reduce the complexity of decisions.
276 hods, with different objective functions and heuristics to search for the optimal MSA.
277 one, alignment per query, or that use simple heuristics to select alignments, YAHA uses a directed ac
278 t to existing approaches that employ various heuristics to select independent aberrations, RAIG optim
279 ch-based approaches that use assumptions and heuristics to speed this up.
280  quantitatively with the goal of developing "heuristics" to define structural requisites governing ac
281 bolic knowledge-based representations (e.g., heuristics) to address effects that motivate QP.
282  for the second we propose several efficient heuristics, trading set size for speed and memory.
283   However, tasks capturing the efficiency of heuristics typically ignore action proficiency in determ
284 ting judgment to such systems may affect the heuristics underlying evaluative processes, suggesting a
285 es (i) relate to the objective functions and heuristics used in MSA methods, and (ii) affect downstre
286 pared to common alternative risk factors, or heuristics, used to inform water lead testing programs a
287    We present a rigorous comparison of these heuristics, utilizing a temporal holdout, and a novel ev
288    By extending the study of fast-and-frugal heuristics, we view social perceptions as judgment tools
289                         Cognitive biases and heuristics were found to influence surgical outcomes and
290 e to which people use "irrational" cognitive heuristics when choosing under uncertainty can determine
291                      In contrast to previous heuristics which either search for exact matches while i
292                                              Heuristics which implicitly address this problem have em
293  repetition algorithms are simple rule-based heuristics with a few hard-coded parameters.
294  of these classifiers using machine learning heuristics with an improved accuracy from Perceptron (81
295 Wave hybrid solvers that implement classical heuristics with potential assistance from a quantum proc
296 ve way of tackling them is through efficient heuristics with provable performance guarantees, better
297 the design of algorithms may yield practical heuristics with rigorous mathematical justification.
298                    Moreover, we compared our heuristics with those used in tRNAscan-SE, whose heurist
299  small-brained animals using simple learning heuristics, without the need for a cognitive map.
300        Meanwhile, most useful algorithms are heuristics yielding different near-optimal results upon

 
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