knowledge
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5.8
- noun
- /ˈnɑːlɪdʒ/
- Specialized
:
conocimiento
- What mythology, early philosophy, and philosophy proper have in common is that they seek knowledge of principles and causes.
- knowledge base
- knowledge-based system
- knowledge bases
Where is all that knowledge that you're accessing stored?
- Where is all that knowledge that you're accessing stored?
- It depends on the, the range of knowledge and data that you have available.
- But you know, how are you translating this knowledge into actionable programs?
- And then we're depending on a network of knowledge that other experts hold.
- But then, as now, data are not knowledge.
- Nothing wrong with salespeople, but they don't value the importation of knowledge into your system.
Examples
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Finally, I discussed the idea of continually expanding the knowledge that our systems possess.
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And how can we pass this knowledge to our computers?
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I can just operate with knowledge of the API, right?
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We can use these machine learning algorithms that extract knowledge from the black box.
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The program rules encode biological knowledge about the repair actions needed and possible in a particular situation.
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There is at present no effective means of disseminating the latest IT knowledge to the astronomical community.
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How has the Information Age and today's knowledge-based global economy impacted the importance of the liberal arts?
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In artificial intelligence, knowledge is essential for systems to answer queries accurately.
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The structured knowledge in this database enables the AI to reason and make decisions.
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Developers need to ensure that the knowledge represented in their applications is easily queryable.
Synonyms
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Facts and details that tell you about a person or thing
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A collection of information about a subject that helps people or companies find answers
Antonyms
Idioms
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Having information gives a person an advantage to succeed or influence others
Compounds
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A collection of information about a subject that helps people or companies find answers
- NSFW
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Sex between people, usually meaning one person entering another, used in legal texts
- Literature
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The tree in the Garden of Eden whose fruit made Adam and Eve able to tell right from wrong
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Information you already know from past experience that helps you understand new things
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Old information a community passes from older to younger people about culture, nature, or skills
- Specialized
A set of levels showing how difficult thinking tasks are for students
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Using what one trained model learned to help another model perform better
An important English society that supports scientists and promotes science
- Formal
Information and practices of local communities that laws protect and require consent and fair sharing when used by others
How Structured
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- Specialized
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∞
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1.6
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Knowledge comes from the old English verb know, meaning 'to know', plus a noun ending -ledge that makes it a 'thing you know'. That's why in computing knowledge means the facts, rules, or relationships a system 'knows' and can use to answer questions.