Methods of automatic knowledge acquisition (KA), although widely used in NLP [5, 10], are not shown to be useful for capturing tacit and common-sense knowledge, because this knowledge is not commonly derivable from grammatical and structural properties of texts available in linguistic corpora [14].
Over the years, the alternative approach of automatic knowledge acquisition without inputs from clinicians or experts, has become more popular [ 255, 256].
However, it is common knowledge that the implantation of automatic cardioverter-defibrillators (ICD) both as a primary and secondary prevention is the only effective way of preventing SCD [ 57].
To our knowledge, the whole process of automatic deformable registration methods may not be satisfactory in clinical applications if these registration methods do not work well or if large registration errors are visible.
Without an additional source of knowledge, automatic image segmentation based on low level image features seemed unlikely to succeed in extracting semantic objects in generic images.
Interestingly, using other visuomotor tasks, it has also been shown that previous trial history, rather than knowledge of the future, determines automatic preparation processes [22].
Academic focus: Learning science, knowledge representations, automatic generation of educational content, educational video games, large-scale experimentation, human-computer interaction.
To the best of our knowledge, no automatic method for registration is perfect, and no generic automatic algorithm has shown to work properly for clinical applications due to the fact that the deformation field is often complex and cannot be estimated well by current automatic deformable registration methods.
Added Somerset, no one with any knowledge of how a semi-automatic gun would continue to pull the trigger with a gun pointed in the air to make the gun safe.
The necessity of turning semi-automatic acquisition of domain knowledge into fully automatic ones (which does not require inputs from operators) was examined.
