Sentence examples for unify knowledge from inspiring English sources

We extend signal processing methods to unify knowledge of acoustic, linguistic, physiological and cognitive models into a knowledge-based model of lexical access, and test the system as a model of human speech perception by determining its robustness to contextual variation and its breakdown in the same ways as human speech processing.

Cybernetics was hyped as the new meta-science, which promised to unify knowledge across the boundaries separating the natural from the social sciences and the humanities, and as a technique for analysing internal processes of systems by exploring feedback loops, thus enabling people to estimate and somehow steer the future development of whole systems [39 Hagner; 97 Tanner].

Making knowledge-how a kind of knowledge-that is not the only way to unify knowledge-how and knowledge-that.

To address this issue, we first introduce a granular structure distance to measure the difference between two granular structures within a unified knowledge representation.

So the unhealed wounds of a victim's widow open onto those of a perpetrator's mother, and a nation's quest for unifying knowledge founders on individual uncertainties.

This holistic perspective demands unified knowledge of the whole.

The search for a universal language would continue to be a driving force behind the project of unifying knowledge.

The upper ontology space describing knowledge about all context components is incremented with subject-domain ontology knowledge, and used as a unified knowledge base for system reasoning.

Two ways of combining different learning methods; the consensus approach by merging the prediction (late stage) and the unified knowledge approach by combining the knowledge (early stage).

Finally, organise the unified knowledge in a way that captures its generalisation hierarchy and facilitates the design of efficient prediction algorithms (Figure 3). Figure 3 The SOHN methodology.

The system architecture, as shown in Figure 2, is divided into three tiers to enable the development of a unified knowledge base.