Heuristics (computer science)Computational rules of thumb. Distinct from algorithms, which are programs guaran teed to generate the correct result under all circumstances, heuristics may only turn out to be correct a certain percentage of time.
Heuristics: A problem-solving technique in which the most appropriate solution is selected using rules.
Interfaces using heuristics may perform different actions on different data given the same command.
One factor is referred to as heuristics. The idea here is that investors may choose to make economic decisions based on some type of personal set of ideas or values that may or may not be related to basic economic principles.
[136] Heuristics is actively applied in order to develop the independence and creativity of students.
^ Option Traders Use (very) Sophisticated Heuristics, Never the Black-Scholes-Merton Formula [1]
^ The illusions of dynamic replication, Emanuel Derman and Nassim Taleb
^ In defence of Black Scholes and Merton, Paul Wilmott ...
 See also: Close, Market, Share, Point, Market Price
  
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