"arbitrary knowledge" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
It means knowledge that has no particular basis or reason behind it. Example: "The student's essay was full of irrelevant and arbitrary knowledge, making it difficult to discern their main argument."
Moreover, in [41] is formally proved that ε-differential privacy can provide a guarantee against adversaries with arbitrary background knowledge, thus, in this case we do not need to define any explicit background knowledge for attackers.
The strongest case, composability against a non-anonymized data release, is equivalent to requiring the privacy model to offer protection against arbitrary side knowledge.
Generating the new breed of CAPTCHAs would require a non-trivial advance in AI, one that enables generating and verifying riddles filled with arbitrary world knowledge though are still solvable by almost all humans.
We describe the design of our object location system and provide an algorithm which can be used to search for lost or misplaced items efficiently by selecting the most suitable sensors based on arbitrary domain knowledge.
The question remains whether such dissent-based research would not merely produce competing (and therefore arbitrary) types of knowledge [20].
A generalized approach to predict not only parameters but also biochemical equations from only observable time-course information must be developed and a computational method to generate arbitrary equations without knowledge of biochemical reaction mechanisms must be developed.
However, lacking better knowledge arbitrary determination of tumor boundaries as usually done by surgeons could not avoid tumor recurrence to a significant percentage [ 607, 608].
Many studies on power control for CRNs have been reported from different perspectives, such as imperfect channel knowledge [8], arbitrary input distributions [9], and social utility maximization [10].
The possibility of linking data and knowledge of arbitrary sources was one of the major goals of the semantic web initiative.
