Spouses with relatively distant (non-redundant) knowledge are less likely to divorce, even if both of them work instead of fully availing themselves of specialization.
The finding that non-redundant knowledge benefits dual earning couples, however, suggests that there is some household production that involves both spouses and increases with the diversity of the spouses' knowledge.
As a result, a sound, complete, and non-redundant knowledge base is created, from which all implications, valid according to the semantics given by the enlarged formal context K sim, can be derived.
Participants who were food insecure every 1 6 months had lower wellbeing scores than women who were never food insecure (Table 5).> -wrap-foot> aThis parameter is set to zero because it is redundant To our knowledge, this is the first study of postnatal mental health in urban and rural central Vietnam.
The standard approach to this problem, consisting in the removal of redundant rules from a knowledge base, leads to an "irredundant" but not necessarily optimal knowledge base.
From a modelling perspective concentrating on clusters, however, this knowledge is redundant (the same applies to MIMO modelling by multipath components).
The results demonstrate that integrating data across partially redundant assays and multiple knowledge domains gives a robust priority rank across chemicals and suggest how this information can be combined in a transparent manner to prioritize further testing.
You must add new findings and remove redundant papers so that your knowledge stays "fresh".
We propose a methodology to find such redundant constraints based on engineering knowledge and physical insight.
A knowledge base is redundant if it contains parts that can be inferred from the rest of it.
