Hazardous Heuristics
The University of Chicago Law Review (2003)
- ISSN: 00419494
- ISBN: 9781933116440
- DOI: 10.2307/1600596
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Abstract
Heuristics (or heuristic algorithms) are problem-solving procedures that , while may yield acceptable results in practice, provide no guarantees of yielding "good" solutions in theory.
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