An ideal knowledge model should be capable of expressing different types of clinical knowledge, including complex relationships and constraints.
Despite Kepler's criticism of Aristotle, this aspect can actually be considered the realization in the field of astronomy of the old Aristotelian ideal of knowledge: "knowledge" means to grasp the causes of the phenomena.
Wenger et al argued that when the three structural elements function well together, they "make a community of practice an ideal knowledge structure--a social structure that can assume responsibility for developing and sharing knowledge" (emphasis in original) [ 1].
"Social distance transforms the author from a creator to a discoverer"—and this is how a mythical ideal of knowledge "as representation of reality independent of the subject of cognition" (1936, VI) arises.
Like naturalized epistemology, "pragmatic naturalism", to use his term, eschews appeal to a priori knowledge but also rejects the ideal of moral knowledge of a reality to be discovered in nature that is static and not under human control.
In the ideal case, given knowledge of the binding sites for all transcription factors in a genome, one would like to predict what types of regulatory/computational functions can be performed at each individual promoter.
Another important finding of our study associated with misperception is inadequate knowledge of ideal body weight which may lead the obese/overweight people to consider themselves of ideal weight.
Resulting gradient of entropy is estimated without knowledge of ideal images, and it is a subject of minimization.
Using novel criterion G and its minimization, similar results of comparable SNR quality were obtained without prior knowledge of ideal image.
