The phrase "a problem that information" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it unusable in its current form.
Example: "We need to address a problem that information overload can cause in decision-making."
Alternatives: "an issue that data" or "a challenge that information".
To address this problem, that information is calculated through an interpolation.
[JCM] My view has always been that these are two important related sides of a problem that give us different types of information in evaluating differing questions.
This procedure is appealing because no subjective assumptions have to be made about the alternative hypothesis — but it is a problem that potentially important information about intervention effects showed in former randomised trials or systematic reviews of such trials cannot be included in the definition of the alternative hypothesis.
If the idea of information as ruling out possibilities can't handle the informativeness of logic, that is a problem for that idea of information, not for the informativeness of logic.
The main contribution of this article is in characterizing color unmixing as a segmentation problem that incorporates neighborhood information through a global optimization framework.
Traditionally, many large insurance companies have a problem in that their information technology departments are too big and their claims workforces are too small.
The problem is, that information isn't shared to the extent it needs to be to get the full picture".
"The problem is that information going to the analysts is not properly put into context," said Mr. Garlasco, who is now a senior military analyst at Human Rights Watch.
The problem is that information about pre-settlement conditions is limited.
The key problem is that information obtained from the information service may be outdated by the time the scheduler needs it to schedule tasks.
