Heuristics

Heuristics

Introduction

A heuristic are the procedures, which are based on the experiences for problem solving, decision making, learning, exploring, and discovering. It is a rule of thumb. Where an extensive exploration is not viable, heuristic techniques are employed to accelerate the exploration processes. The use of commonsensical, a rule of thumb, a knowledgeable assumption, or an instinctive decision, are the examples of heuristics. Heuristics are the shortcuts to make decisions and judgments. Heuristics help in making decisions and judgments in a quick, efficient, and effective approach. More accurately, heuristics are the approaches employing readily available and heavily pertinent information to manage problem ...