Supplements: questions to ask to reduce confusion

Learning to Ask the Right Questions

Asking questions is an integral part of learning. Asking questions can clarify concepts, test hypotheses, add missing information, or provide additional knowledge to facilitate learning. The last item motivates the work described in this paper. By asking questions, our system obtains information that serves as background knowledge for a base learner, enabling the base learner to make useful gen...

noninvasive tests of fibrosis: to get the right answers, we need to ask the right questions

Questions Children Ask

Mrs. Chaloner approves the modern manner of answering difficult questions simply and honestly, but warns against perplexing children by giving them more facts than they want, or can use at a particular stage of understanding. Throughout the book she gives examples of the differences in interest and meaning which the same question may have to the two, three, four, and five year old child. The na...

5 questions to ask that will improve patient access, revenue.

Voting with partial information: what questions to ask?

Voting is a way to aggregate individual voters’ preferences. Traditionally a voter’s preference is represented by a total order on the set of candidates. However, sometimes one may not have complete information about a voter’s preference, and in this case, can only model a voter’s preference as a partial order. Given this framework, there has been work on computing the possible and necessary wi...