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American Economic Review, 2008 In many environments, expertise is costly. Costs can manifest themselves in numerous ways, ranging from the time that is required for a financial consultant to study companies' performances, to the resources necessary for academic referees to produce knowledgeable reports, to the attention and thought needed for jurors to construct informed convictions.
Gerardi D., Yariv L.
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, 2005 Since the last edition of this book there have been rapid developments in the use and exploitation of formally elicited knowledge. Previously, (Shadbolt and Burton, 1995) the emphasis was on eliciting knowledge for the purpose of building expert or knowledge-based systems.
Shadbolt, N R
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Current Biology, 2014 Ericsson discusses the history of research on the superior performance of experts in diverse fields from sport to music, including new insights that could be used to increase performance in the general population.
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Expertise revisited, Part I—Interactional expertise [PDF]
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A, 2015 In Part I of this two part paper we try to set out the 'essence' of the notion of interactional expertise by starting with its origins. In Part II we will look at the notion of contributory expertise. The exercise has been triggered by recent discussion of these concepts in this journal by Plaisance and Kennedy and by Goddiksen.
Harry Collins, Robert Evans
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, 2021 Expertise is a cognitive achievement that clearly involves experience and learning, and often requires explicit, time-consuming training specific to the relevant domain.
Stokes, Dustin
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Hypermedia learning and prior knowledge: Domain expertise vs. system expertise [PDF]
, 2005 Prior knowledge is often argued to be an important determinant in hypermedia learning, and may be thought of as including two important elements: domain expertise and system expertise. However, there has been a lack of research considering these issues
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Broad expertise retrieval in sparse data environments [PDF]
, 2007 Expertise retrieval has been largely unexplored on data other than the W3C collection. At the same time, many intranets of universities and other knowledge-intensive organisations offer examples of relatively small but clean multilingual expertise data ...
Azzopardi, L. +4 more
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Problems of Assessment of Live Bacterial Vaccine Sterility
Проблемы особо опасных инфекций, 2019 Objective of the study - analysis of standard indicators and methods, utilized for determination of presence of contaminating microorganisms in live bacterial vaccines. Materials and methods.
S. M. Sukhanova +4 more
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Expertise revisited, Part II: Contributory expertise [PDF]
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A, 2016 In Part I of this two part paper we tried to elicit the 'essence' of the notion of interactional expertise by looking at its origins. In Part II we will look at the notion of contributory expertise. The exercise has been triggered by recent discussion of these concepts in this journal by Plaisance and Kennedy and by Goddiksen.
Harry Collins +2 more
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Perceptions and predictions of expertise in advanced musical learners [PDF]
, 2010 The aim of this article was to compare musicians' views on (a) the importance of musical skills and (b) the nature of expertise. Data were obtained from a specially devised web-based questionnaire completed by advanced musicians representing four musical
Creech, Andrea +10 more
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