The prospect of an intelligent conversation between humans and a large store of digitally encoded knowledge is not imminent.
Explicitly encoded knowledge in this style is usually effective but requires a laborious knowledge engineering effort.
The procedurally encoded knowledge represents the complete family of windows; i.e. the neoclassical style of windows.
Procedurally encoded knowledge can be used to solve inverse problems such as model segmentation, semantic recognition and model completion.
It is unlikely that every competent reasoner is going to rely on the same visuospatial perceptual strategy; some may even rely entirely on rote, explicit, linguistically encoded knowledge of the order of operations (e.g., recalling the abbreviation PEDMAS: Parentheses, then Exponents, then Division and Multiplication, then Addition and Subtraction).
Feature Set III tries to explore the encoded knowledge to improve response prediction.
Atkinson [ 2] describes information or encoded knowledge as embodied in different forms of representation (test scores, laboratory test results, MR printouts).
At a later stage, it is also envisioned that model-building efforts will be fuelled by advances in text mining that can make possible the semi-automated assembly of BEL encoded knowledge bases.
In contrast to the manual trial and error approach of defining potential downstream genes based on expert opinion per dataset, the Bayes-CRE approaches provides a comprehensive assessment of relevance of all encoded knowledge in the knowledgebase.
Although encoded knowledge does not preserve the tacit skills of the individuals generating it [ 42], it provides the therapists with a common language, essentially a shared understanding, of scores.
Our study fits the context set by Mandl and Kohane in 2012: 'The IT foundation required for health care is the core set of health data types, the formalization of health care workflows, and encoded knowledge (e.g. practice guidelines, decision-support tools and care plans)' [ 44].
