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1.Using
Associative Memories to assess potential consequences (anticipate)
2.Using
Associative Memories to monitor impacts of courses of action
3.Associating
situation-action-outcome and relative effectiveness across various
population groups and specifics related to demographic and clinical
data. We can then validate the effectiveness of our actionable knowledge
and if needed revisit our presupositions to improve it, manifesting the
key values of sciences.
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