0 feeling confident that good things are likely to happen -- optimistisk
1 always hoping or believing that something good will happen -- optimistisk
an optimistic person/attitude.
The main competing tradition is social choice theory, whose proponents generally deduce far less optimistic results.
A more optimistic answer, however, is that despite the ongoing debate, there are a variety of architectures that constitute operational models for implemented agent languages.
This estimate might again be slightly optimistic due to the relative homogeneity of our manually labelled data.
In the most optimistic case, with discount rate of 10% and a marginal to average product ratio of 1-00, this age is 12 years.
Given the economic instability, why is business consistently optimistic?
Both participants with no prior expectations, then, emerged more optimistic.
With this armament, we saw ourselves as the natural optimistic extension of our time -purveyors of medical manifest destiny.
This was particularly the case for national prospective judgements; on average, women were much less optimistic than men about the future of the national economy.
