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A form of evidence based in judgments, logic, or rules of thumb, for example, a safety rule of thumb during an investigation is never to let a hostile client get between you and the door. A heuristic is personal knowledge and inexact reasoning that enables a person to make educated guesses, to recognize promising approaches to problems, and to work with error laden or incomplete information, for example, rules of thumb or judgments.
출처: www2.uta.edu/ssw/trainasfa/glossary.htm
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A principle or method for discovering new knowledge
출처: www.sprint.gov.uk/pages.asp
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A method employing experimentation, evaluation, and trial-and-error methods to learn, discover, understand, or solve problems.
출처: www.indianacaps.com/info/glossaryhi.shtml
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This is an algorithm that uses a short-cut or educated guess in order to reduce the amount of time necessary to execute an algorithm or method.
출처: www.nuim.ie/academic/biology/james/GlossaryH.html
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