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STATISTICAL METHODS IN POLISH MEDICAL PUBLICATIONS

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Milewska A. J., Milewski R., Górska U., Jankowska D.
Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric
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2010
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issue 21(34)
81-90
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Conducting research in the field of medicine today requires knowledge of statistical tools. For various reasons their correct selection is often a difficult task. This paper summarizes the most commonly used statistical methods in Polish medical journals published in 2009. We studied whether the choice of statistical tools and the methods of their implementation is connected with the number of points awarded for particular journals by MNiSW.
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Metody statystyczne w komputerowym przetwarzaniu języka naturalnego

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Malak P.
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2011
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vol. 4
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issue 1(6)
49-62
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The article is an introduction to a statistical approach to natural language processing. The quantitative linguistics as a research discipline as well as text units applicable to statistical research have been presented. Definitions of the particular text units have been discussed in terms of their applicability to statistical natural language processing, with special attention to differences in Polish and English terminology. Statistical attributes of lexical units have also been presented as well as categories and measures used in quantitative lexical units research.
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APPLYING STATISTICAL METHODS IN KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT OF A MULTI-AGENT SYSTEM

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Kosinar M., Kohut O.
Organon F. medzinárodný časopis pre analytickú filozofiu
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2010
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vol. 17
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issue 2
201-216
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Multi-agent system is a system of autonomous, intelligent but resource-bounded agents. Particular agents have to be able to make decisions on their own, based on the activities of other agents and events within the system as well as in its environment. To this end agents make use of their own internal knowledge base which serves them as a memory. In this paper the authors focus on the design and management of such a knowledge base. After a brief description of some classical fundamental approaches to the knowledge base management, they propose an improvement based on the application of statistical methods. The authors focus in particular on the optimization of the process.
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