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AUTHOR(S): Adel Razek
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TITLE Survey of Amended Smart Theories and Their Predictions Involving Knowledge Uncertainty |
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ABSTRACT In this article, we evaluate the modeling of an actual operation of an existing system using the appropriate conforming theory. We demonstrate that the theories usually used directly do not relate to reality because these elegant theories were founded on unrealistic backgrounds. The need to adapt these bases to the real circumstances of the landscape necessitates modifying the models used. The approach to building such models from elegant theories is considered and emphasized through a review of examples in electromagnetic systems. The importance of the concept of revised models has been revealed in predictive modeling applied to natural and man-made processes. This is illustrated by a demonstration in the case of prediction in practices related to the uncertainty of knowledge. This demonstration is carried out through a review of instances acting in both natural and artificial processes. |
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KEYWORDS elegant theories, knowledge uncertainty, postulations, prediction modeling |
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Cite this paper Adel Razek. (2022) Survey of Amended Smart Theories and Their Predictions Involving Knowledge Uncertainty. International Journal of Cultural Heritage, 7, 1-7 |
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