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What is Epistemic

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From episteme , Greek for “knowledge.” That Greek word is from the verb epistanai , meaning “to know or understand,” a word formed from the prefix epi- (meaning “upon” or “attached to”) and histanai (meaning “to cause to stand”). The study of the nature and grounds of knowledge is called epistemology , and one who engages in such study is an epistemologist.
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Theoretical Foundations of Deep Resonance Interference Network: Towards Intuitive Learning as a Wave Field Phenomenon
Christophe Thovex (LAFMIA (UMI 3175), France & Mexico)
Copyright: © 2020 |Pages: 23
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-9742-1.ch015
Abstract
Digital processes for banks, insurances, or public services generate big data. Hidden networks and weak signals from frauds activities are sometimes statistically undetectable in the endogenous data respective to processes. The organic intelligence of human experts is able to reverse-engineer new fraud scenarios without statistically significant characteristics, but machine learning usually needs to be taught about them or fails to this task. Deep resonance interference network is a multidisciplinary attempt in probabilistic machine learning inspired from waves temporal reversal in finite space, introduced for big data analysis and hidden data mining. It proposes a theoretical alternative to artificial neural networks for deep learning. It is presented along with experimental outcomes related to fraudulent processes generating data statistically similar to legal endogenous data. Results show particular findings probably due to the systemic nature of the model, which appears closer to reasoning and intuition processes than to the perception processes mainly simulated in deep learning.
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What Economics Can Learn From Ontology: Toward an Interdisciplinary Reconciliation
Refers to the real of knowledge and justified belief known in philosophy as epistemology. Epistemology is concerned with the necessary and sufficient conditions of knowledge, its sources, its limits, theories of truth, what constitutes a justified belief, and whether the justification should be internal or external to the mind. and the truth conditions for propositions that represent.
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Ludic Approaches to Teaching and Learning: Facilitating the Emotional Self at Work in Higher Education
Originating from the word Greek for knowledge which is ‘episteme’, epistemic means relating to knowledge or the study of knowledge.
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