However, the definition I propose is novel in so far as it is used to interpret uncertainty.
Understanding how to interpret uncertainty in data, specifically in weather forecasts, is a problem that affects visualization scientists, policymakers, and the general public.
In my opinion, we didn't thoroughly ask questions like "how would an ecologist, an ethicist, a sociologist think about this risk and the types of data we would need to answer these questions". These experiences also highlighted the different ways that very knowledgeable experts interpret uncertainty.
In fact, Bayesian approaches were also applied for interpreting uncertainties in qualitative modelling studies, for example qualitative network analyses (Melbourne-Thomas et al. 2012).
8. Some models do study the consequences of uncertainty over the legal rule and some of these models interpret this uncertainty as judicial uncertainty.
Our desire to believe in an orderly universe leads us to interpret the uncertainty we feel about the future as nothing but a consequence of our current state of ignorance, to be dispelled by greater knowledge or better analysis.
As for Jay, we know from his own admission that he was not displeased that the country did not rush into the second convention.[Jay to Washington, September 21 , 1788 10406] Soon to be Chief Justice, he would have a Constitution to interpret, and uncertainty and instability were the last things that he and his Federalist colleagues would have desired.
We utilize fuzzy logic and a combination of thermal, magnetic, optical, and chemical nanosensors to interpret the uncertainty associated with the sensory information.
The practitioners should be equipped with the power of logic construction via conflicting criteria along with the power of interpreting the uncertainties and disorders (Clarke, 1990).
