As a consequence, PBL bridges the gap between theoretic knowledge and professional competencies [ 35, 36].
Alternatively, one might argue that on Maddy's view, it is a mystery how human beings could acquire certain kinds of set-theoretic knowledge, because it is a mystery how they could know which kinds of set-theoretic structures are instantiated in the physical world.
It is also absolutely essential to provide data material or object and action-theoretic knowledge and theorems, all of which can be justified against the concrete practice field, to the scientific system.
Coin-weighing problems often have information-theoretic knowledge built into them.
The proposed method, based on a graph-theoretic approach, assumes only the knowledge of the system's structure.
The proposed method, based on a graph-theoretic approach, needs only the knowledge of the system's structure.
The researchers used the analytic induction method for the theoretic analysis of knowledge.
The items were generated from the criteria on the domain map that was constructed on the basis of theoretic analyses of knowledge accumulated in the domains of self-efficacy and health behavior change [ 11, 13- 15] and consultation with experts.
The decision-theoretic approach is a probabilistic solution based on a priori knowledge of probability functions and certain hypotheses [2, 3].
The third group uses the set-theoretic reconstruction method, which defines constraint sets by using observed data or a prior knowledge of the solution [9, 10].
To our knowledge, this is one of the few studies that try to quantify the advantages of the information-theoretic cognitive radio channel models under realistic conditions (i.e. without assuming non-causal knowledge of the primary message).
