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The repressed and implicit knowledge
International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2002The distinction between implicit (non-conscious) and explicit (conscious) knowledge made by cognitive scientists is applied to the psychoanalytic idea of repressed contents. The consequences of repression are suggested to have been caused by implicit representations. Repressed memories can also be treated in terms of explicit representations, which are
Vesa Talvitie, Juhani Ihanus
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2009 Eighth International Conference on Networks, 2009
These years, the number of visual media (e.g. images, photos, videos…) is exponentially increasing with the apparition of new technologies. Most of these media are shared on the Web with the apparition of social networks such as FaceBook, MySpace, Flickr… The problem related to the media extraction and indexing is become a big issue as the need is ...
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These years, the number of visual media (e.g. images, photos, videos…) is exponentially increasing with the apparition of new technologies. Most of these media are shared on the Web with the apparition of social networks such as FaceBook, MySpace, Flickr… The problem related to the media extraction and indexing is become a big issue as the need is ...
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Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, 2021
The article explores methods for extracting implicit knowledge. It is difficult to transfer implicit knowledge since it is fixed in implicit knowledge medium - a person. The extraction of implicit knowledge transforms it into explicit knowledge and makes it possible to transfer it from person to person. The features of implicit knowledge are described.
Víctor Tsvetkov, V A Mordvinov
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The article explores methods for extracting implicit knowledge. It is difficult to transfer implicit knowledge since it is fixed in implicit knowledge medium - a person. The extraction of implicit knowledge transforms it into explicit knowledge and makes it possible to transfer it from person to person. The features of implicit knowledge are described.
Víctor Tsvetkov, V A Mordvinov
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A theory of implicit and explicit knowledge
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 1999The implicit-explicit distinction is applied to knowledge representations. Knowledge is taken to be an attitude towards a proposition which is true. The proposition itself predicates a property to some entity. A number of ways in which knowledge can be implicit or explicit emerge.
Z, Dienes, J, Perner
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2023
Abstract This chapter argues that musical knowledge is often implicit, a matter of untheorized practical knowledge not available to conscious introspection. A central challenge of modern music theory is making this implicit knowledge explicit.
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Abstract This chapter argues that musical knowledge is often implicit, a matter of untheorized practical knowledge not available to conscious introspection. A central challenge of modern music theory is making this implicit knowledge explicit.
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On the factivity of implicit intersubjective knowledge
Synthese, 2013zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Implicit knowledge of words in dogs
Learning & BehaviorPrevious investigations into referential use of object words by dogs have revealed limited understanding in this domain by most dogs. However, a recent study by Boros et al. (Current Biology, 34(8), 1750-1754, 2024) has provided neurological evidence suggesting that understanding of the referential nature of object words and the ability to form mental ...
Emma, Cox, Jeffrey S, Katz
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Knowledge transfer acquiring implicit knowledge
International Journal of Nuclear Knowledge Management, 2006Many organisations have recognised the problem of experts taking home a huge amount of specific knowledge, which they have gathered in their department, when they leave. The successor is capable only of acquiring explicit expertise because implicit experiences are not documented and therefore no more available.
Christiane Fricke, Brigitte Faust
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