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Journal of Information Technology Case and Application Research, 2018
The questions below were inspired by and based on the editorial penned by TDB and titled, “Contracting for Innovation and Innovating Contracts: An Overview and Introduction to the Special Issue” in...
Thomas D. Barton, Mahesh S. Raisinghani
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The questions below were inspired by and based on the editorial penned by TDB and titled, “Contracting for Innovation and Innovating Contracts: An Overview and Introduction to the Special Issue” in...
Thomas D. Barton, Mahesh S. Raisinghani
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The taming of an expert: an anecdotal report
ACM SIGART Bulletin, 1989In the mid-80's when I joined the Texas Instruments Defense Systems Artificial Intelligence Lab, expert systems were a solution looking for a problem. My first assignment as a knowledge engineer was knowledge acquisition for a small expert system supporting an internal TI project. Preparing for the task, I reviewed texts [1][2][3] and journal articles [
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2006
Abstract A pitiable specimen is that poor man of science, pilloried up in the witness box, and pelted by the flippant ignorance of his examiner! What a contrast between the diffident caution of the true knowledge, and the bold assurance, the chuckling confidence, the vainglorious self-satisfaction, and mock triumphant delight of his ...
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Abstract A pitiable specimen is that poor man of science, pilloried up in the witness box, and pelted by the flippant ignorance of his examiner! What a contrast between the diffident caution of the true knowledge, and the bold assurance, the chuckling confidence, the vainglorious self-satisfaction, and mock triumphant delight of his ...
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2018
Rule 187 relates to a section of the provisions on the management of legal proceedings by the Court hearing the case. Factually, this concerns the parties’ right to be heard, which could be expressed more appropriately. It is apparent from this Rule in conjunction with Rule 186.6 that the parties are entitled to question the Court expert in the oral ...
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Rule 187 relates to a section of the provisions on the management of legal proceedings by the Court hearing the case. Factually, this concerns the parties’ right to be heard, which could be expressed more appropriately. It is apparent from this Rule in conjunction with Rule 186.6 that the parties are entitled to question the Court expert in the oral ...
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The Independent Expert’s Report
1984If the employer has chosen not to put forward a defence at the preliminary stage, or if his defence is unsuccessful, the Tribunal is then obliged to commission a report from an independent expert as to whether the jobs being compared are of equal value ...
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Hindsight bias in medicolegal expert reports
Medical Journal of Australia, 2002Malpractice litigation is now a substantial cost in the provision of healthcare. Despite new attitudes of Australian courts towards medical evidence, expert reports remain the cornerstone of most medical negligence cases. There is evidence that hindsight bias, which may cause the expert to simplify, trivialise and criticise retrospectively the ...
Thomas B, Hugh, G Douglas, Tracy
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Expert systems as aids for interpretive reporting
Journal of Medical Systems, 1984Interpretive reporting is an established part of the function of many clinical laboratories. Of the three types of information included in these reports, expert system technology is being demonstrated as useful in producing interpretive comments. The ability of expert systems to explain their reasoning and to be easily updated make them superior to ...
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