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There are known knowns. Die Wissens-Matrix wird in knowns und unknowns unterteilt (obere Zeile); zusätzlich wird dieses Wissen auf einer Metaebene in unbekannt und bekannt unterteilt (linke Spalte). There are known knowns ... But there are also unknown unknowns (englisch für „Es gibt bekanntes Bekanntes ...
The four quadrants of the Rumsfeld Matrix. Known knowns: These are facts or variables that we're aware of and understand. They form the basis of our knowledge and provide a solid foundation for decision making. Known unknowns: These are factors we know exist, but don't fully understand. They represent gaps in our knowledge that we must address ...
7. März 2017 · Aufgrund der sprachlichen Unterschiede zwischen dem Englischen und dem Deutschen ist die Matrix nur schwer zu übersetzen, annäherungsweise gelingt es aber mit den Begriffen Wissen und Kennen. Known Knowns (Dinge von denen wir wissen, dass wir sie kennen) Der einfachste Fall. Der jeweilige Sachverhalt ist uns bekannt und wir sind ...
17. Feb. 2019 · The framework can help us to understand our approach to knowledge, to research: What do we know already (known knowns)? Are we conscious of what we are not exploring (unknown unknowns)? What about biases and unconscious decisions (unknown knowns)? Are we aware of our assumptions (known unknowns)?
3. Jan. 2024 · This framework, known as the Rumsfeld Matrix, cleverly sorts information into four categories: known knowns, known unknowns, unknown knowns, and unknown unknowns. Let’s break...
The value of the Known-Unknown Matrix is the process by which a decision-maker defines and categorizes the relevant information to the problem or situation into four discrete categories: Known-Knowns: Information or knowledge that we are aware of and have evidence for. Known-Unknowns: Information/knowledge gaps or risks that we are aware of.
1. März 2009 · Known knowns, known unknowns, unknown unknowns and the propagation of scientific enquiry | Journal of Experimental Botany | Oxford Academic. Journal Article Commentary. Known knowns, known unknowns, unknown unknowns and the propagation of scientific enquiry. David C. Logan.
