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On the fusion and transference of knowledge. II
Proceedings Fifth IEEE Workshop on Mobile Computing Systems and Applications, 2004Contemporary neural architectures having one or more hidden layers suffer from the same deficiencies that genetic algorithms and methodologies for non-trivial automatic programming do; namely, they cannot exploit inherent domain symmetries for the transference of knowledge from an application of lesser to greater rank, or across similar applications ...
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Degrees of Similarity in Knowledge Transfer
2003In analogical problem solving individuals infer an abstract solution schema from the source and apply it to the target. The schema is composed by the relevant elements which can be matched onto the target. It is assumed that stories sharing a high number of elements are perceived as more similar than stories having a lower number of common elements. An
Antonietti, Alessandro, Maretti, C.
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Women and Birth, 2015
researchers can learn from it. The author will use photography and journal readings from her recent autoethnographic research into out-of-hospital birth in Indonesia to demonstrate the value of the process. Autoethnography involves investigating a cultural experience through describing and carefully analysing one’s personal involvement. This experience
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researchers can learn from it. The author will use photography and journal readings from her recent autoethnographic research into out-of-hospital birth in Indonesia to demonstrate the value of the process. Autoethnography involves investigating a cultural experience through describing and carefully analysing one’s personal involvement. This experience
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2010
moved to and exchanged with an external organization (Bahli & Rivard, 2005). Therefore, changes in the knowledge transfer requirements are viewed as the single most important challenge to knowledge management and knowledge management systems in an outsourcing arrangement.
Hans Solli-Sæther, Petter Gottschalk
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moved to and exchanged with an external organization (Bahli & Rivard, 2005). Therefore, changes in the knowledge transfer requirements are viewed as the single most important challenge to knowledge management and knowledge management systems in an outsourcing arrangement.
Hans Solli-Sæther, Petter Gottschalk
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2013
AbstractEffective research transfer will ensure patients and populations benefit from evidence-based best practice. While there is an increasing rigor with which to approach research transfer in health care settings, greater demand among those responsible for research transfer for a more scientifically sound knowledge base will accelerate development ...
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AbstractEffective research transfer will ensure patients and populations benefit from evidence-based best practice. While there is an increasing rigor with which to approach research transfer in health care settings, greater demand among those responsible for research transfer for a more scientifically sound knowledge base will accelerate development ...
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2006
The term knowledge transfer (KT) is often used in a generic sense to include any exchange of knowledge between or among individuals, teams, groups, or organizations, whether intended or unintended.
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The term knowledge transfer (KT) is often used in a generic sense to include any exchange of knowledge between or among individuals, teams, groups, or organizations, whether intended or unintended.
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2018
People learn from prior experiences. We first learn how to use a spoon and then know how to use a different size of spoon. We first learn how to sew and then learn how to embroider. Transferring knowledge from one situation to another related situation often increases the speed of learning.
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People learn from prior experiences. We first learn how to use a spoon and then know how to use a different size of spoon. We first learn how to sew and then learn how to embroider. Transferring knowledge from one situation to another related situation often increases the speed of learning.
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A Meta-Knowledge Transfer-Based Differential Evolution for Multitask Optimization
IEEE Transactions on Evolutionary Computation, 2022Jian-Yu Li, Kay Chen Tan
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