He contrasted the conception of knowledge as "accuracy of representation" (which he rejected) with a conception of knowledge as the "social justification of belief" (1979: 170).
In [5], it was shown that the use of 8 orientation directions and a grid of parts give a good compromise between descriptor size and accuracy of representation (see Figure 4), what gives a feature vector of size 128.
Thus, contrary to Wolff, Mendelssohn does not suppose that what we enjoy in imitation is accuracy of representation taken to the point of illusion, but rather the room for the experience of our own mental activity that the knowledge that the depicted object is only being imitated allows.
Models in systems biology vary in their degree of network complexity and accuracy of representation [ 6].
We aimed at achieving trustworthiness in this study by triangulation of the data collection methods, providing a description of quotes from the participants for accuracy of representation, describing the data analysis process to show that the findings emerged from the data, with the team comprising experienced researchers in the method and topic of study.
As mammalian grid cells might represent space differently in 3D than in 2D, we study grid-cell representations in arbitrarily high-dimensional spaces and measure the accuracy of such representations in a population of neurons with periodic tuning curves.
Their interest, understandably, is in improving the accuracy of their representations of the world.
The first experiment will examine the content and accuracy of mental representations of a well-known environment.
Simulation games are sold on the accuracy of their representations, but it's as much the parts they fake that define them.
Obviously the accuracy of these representations has nothing to do with developments in technology a good performance comes across whether it's filmed in HD or not.
