Just ran in to this while poking around in Pubmed. Anybody know about
it, and care to comment about it's relevance to our work?
-Alan
A first look at HealthCyberMap medical semantic subject search engine.
Boulos MN.
School for Health, University of Bath, UK. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HealthCyber
Matt Williams writes:
> I'll try and find a paper on the "p-modals" (possible, probable, etc.)
> and ways of combining them tomorrow and put a paragraph on the wiki.
The SEP has something here:
http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/logic-modal/
Colin.
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On Feb 14, 2008, at 3:36 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As for rdf formats and OWL descriptions, I shall have to leave
that to others - I still haven't grokked Alan's banana class
definition yet.
:)
I will follow up with a better explanation given Chris, and now your
complaints.
-Alan
Dear Scott,
I'd agree with the idea that Trust is 'produced', but actually doing so might
be hard. One solution is to expose the data, and then just filter it, although
this itself has problems, as there are likely to be issues with resolving
conflicting hierarchies of trust. Even if we can do
