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Computational heuristic intelligence

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Computational Heuristic Intelligence is a name for describing specialized programming techniques in the field ofComputational intelligence (also called Artificial Intelligence). These techniques have the express goal of avoiding complexity issues, also called NP-Hard problems. They are best summarized as exemplar-based methods (Heuristics), rather than rule-based methods(Algorithms).

Another recent approach to the avoidance of complexity issues is to employ feedback control rather than feedforward modeling as a problem-solving paradigm. This approach has been called Computational cybernetics.

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