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BFI
noun
Brute
Force
and
Ignorance
-
programming
jargon
for
relying
on
raw
computing
power.
For
example,
an
algorithm
that
uses
BFI
might
search
through
all
possible
options
to
find
the
single
best
option,
whereas
a
more
sophisticated
algorithm
might
deduce
the
best
option
using
a
set
of
rules.
BFI
based
algorithms
tend
to
be
simpler,
and
can
under
some
circumstances
be
faster.
意味(1)
Brute
Force
and
Ignorance
-
programming
jargon
for
relying
on
raw
computing
power.
For
example,
an
algorithm
that
uses
BFI
might
search
through
all
possible
options
to
find
the
single
best
option,
whereas
a
more
sophisticated
algorithm
might
deduce
the
best
option
using
a
set
of
rules.
BFI
based
algorithms
tend
to
be
simpler,
and
can
under
some
circumstances
be
faster.