1.discretion

出处

A field experiment on the role of discretion in augmenting AI-based lending models——Costello et al.(2020, JAE)

释义

In this context, discretion refers to human judgment or decision-making — the ability of people (such as loan officers or financial analysts) to make decisions based on their own experience, reasoning, or context.
“discretion” 指的是人的判断力或自由裁量权

例句

• The manager gave the team leader full discretion to handle customer complaints.
  （经理授予了组长完全的自由裁量权来处理客户投诉。）
• Use your discretion when deciding whether to approve the application.
  （在决定是否批准申请时，请根据你的判断做出决定。）
• Doctors must exercise discretion when sharing sensitive patient information.
  （医生在分享敏感的病人信息时必须谨慎行事。）

造句

• Use your discretion when deciding whether to reject this paper.

2.autonomous

出处

autonomous loan officers exert effort to research potential projects and collect important decision-making inputs

释义

独立自主的
"Autonomous" means having the ability to act independently, make decisions on one’s own, or function without outside control.
It can apply to:

• People or groups (self-governing or independent)
• Machines or systems (operating without human intervention)
• Organizations or regions (self-managed or self-ruled)

例句

Self-driving cars are designed to be fully autonomous, requiring no human input.
The robot uses sensors and AI to operate autonomously in unfamiliar environments.
Scotland is considered an autonomous region within the United Kingdom.
（苏格兰被视为英国境内的一个自治地区。）
Children need to develop autonomous thinking as they grow up.
（孩子在成长过程中需要培养独立思考的能力。）

造句

• You are going to complete this project autonomously.