Übersetzung für "Heuristically" in Deutsch

The weight ? can be determined heuristically for each case.

In the following, further rules are given exemplarily, which have been determined heuristically.

The definition of the membership functions can be performed heuristically or based on a model.

Several texts attest that also the young Marx uses heuristically this ideal typization 3 .

Using Reimarus as a starting point is now generally accepted as heuristically viable and useful.

The appropriate text style level is chosen heuristically, which works fine in most cases.

It is to Phelps that we owe the theory of the natural unemployment rate – a cornerstone of modern macroeconomic theory and economic policy that Milton Friedman rediscovered a year later, albeit heuristically.

Since a parse may be in a state where it can be consecutively reduced without an intervening shift, care is taken to schedule reductions in parses in a heuristically determined order to provide the earliest opportunity to join two parses.

One heuristically ascertained possibility is, for example, to restrict the number of SOM iterations to the number of SOM neurons.

The weight ? is a heuristically determined numerical value which is to be redetermined for each application.

The project aims at a new integrative theory of social cognitive performance that is empirically plausible and heuristically fruitful.

Threshold values and boundary conditions can be predefined by the user, already stored in the optimization unit or determined heuristically by the optimization unit.

In a case when no decision can be made on the basis of the comparison with threshold values and/or boundary conditions, the optimization unit may propose to the user that new threshold values and/or boundary conditions be defined or that they be accessed heuristically or that only a local optimization be implemented instead of globally optimizing the control program.

Since the code book in a CELP voice encoder is not searched exhaustively (but only heuristically), the sub-code books can have an extent which is quite comparable with the searched part of the fixed code book and the quality of the CELP encoding suffers only little from the information embedding.

To rapidly find a suitable code book entry, the practical code book is searched only heuristically, i.e. there is no complete search for a suitable code book entry.

The quality function Z can be derived either heuristically or via rule-based methods such as, for example, those of fuzzy logic.

In addition, it is advantageous that the patterns stored for determining the road category being used at the moment are ascertained heuristically by covering typical road categories, gathering the vehicle data associated with them, and from that, deriving patterns that make it possible to determine the road category.

The volume removal is heuristically determined, not least because it depends greatly on the ablation effect of the laser beam, therefore on the wavelength, fluence etc. of the radiation used.

Preferably, the prediction coefficients are initialized in step 40 to values having been derived heuristically from typical representative information signals and having resulted, on average, i.e. over the representative set of information signals, such as, for example, a mixture of jazz, classical, rock etc. pieces of music, in an optimum set of prediction coefficients.

Two mixed integer linear optimization problems (MIPs) are then presented, with which set-up families 155 can be determined which heuristically supply good solutions in terms of this quality criterion.

The volume removal is heuristically determined, not least because it depends greatly on the ablation action of the laser beam, therefore on the wavelength, fluence etc. of the radiation used.

In this case, the verification will be continued until the time or financial budget has been consumed or until certain specifications have been fulfilled, which heuristically suggest that now the residual risk has dropped below a tolerable value.

Yet the subsumption of all those who work in the cultural and media sector or in parts of other business sectors concerned with symbol production under the header "Cultural Industries" not only appears to be in no way imperative, it is also not heuristically helpful.

The conceptualisation of the object lies at the heuristically productive interface between the material and the ideal-symbolical, the individual and the social, the personal and the cultural, the present and the past. Moreover, it involves a large number of basic social science questions and access dimensions.