Sentence examples for understandable knowledge from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, a global sensitivity analysis is applied in order to explain and extract understandable knowledge from the proposed model.

Creating, Maintaining, and Integrating Understandable Knowledge Bases; DARPA RKF Program Kickoff Meeting; New Orleans, Louisiana; June 7, 2000.

Creating, Maintaining, and Integrating Understandable Knowledge Bases – Status Report; DARPA RKF Program Kickoff Meeting; New Orleans, Louisiana; January 24 , 2001

The goal of the research described here is to automatically create a computer understandable knowledge base whose content mirrors that of the World Wide Web.

Others that let us get the reliable, understandable knowledge we're looking for — and let us wander around in them just for fun — will provide frequent frissons of pleasure.

It provides a foundation upon which machine understandable knowledge can be obtained, and as a result, it makes machine intelligence possible.

Semantic annotation of the PubChem Compound and Substance data systems works towards a machine-understandable knowledge representation, and helps pave the way to more automated and holistic data integration of scientific information.

The next step of the evolution of web services was reached with the adoption of the Semantic Web and the corresponding development of Semantic Web Technologies to enable not only machine-understandable knowledge representation, but also the exposition of this knowledge and underlying concepts to automated, formal logic-based reasoning.

This is understandable, as knowledge of preventive measures is mostly transferred during pregnancy (de Jong-Potjer LC, Elsinga J, Le Cessie S, van der Pal-de Bruin KM, Schoorl E, Sneeuw KCA, Verloove-Vanhorick SP and Assendelft WJJ.

It has an ontology of tens of thousands of classes and almost a billion 'facts' (machine understandable bits of knowledge) and, says True Knowledge, can infer trillions more when needed.

"To lump all of welfare together, given people's understandable lack of knowledge about where it goes, is designed to make people think 'oh, it's terrible, shocking, far too much' and presumably endorse whatever further tightening up the government is proposing," she said.