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elicitation
[ ih-lis-i-tey-shuhn ]
noun
- the act of drawing out or bringing forth emotions, opinions, facts, etc.:
The first step in decision analysis is the elicitation of the decision-maker's preferences.
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of elicitation1
Example Sentences
Expert elicitation is often used to predict risks or otherwise evaluate things that are hard to measure.
The moderated 3-day discussion was an example of 鈥榚xpert elicitation鈥, a way to generate a synthesis of the evidence and the specialists鈥 often conflicting views.
Expert elicitation offers one way to make sense of this complexity.
The most egregious and vicious exhibition of cruelty and despondency from the CPD involved former commander Jon Burge, who routinely ordered his officers to torture black men in the elicitation of false confessions.
If it is centrally organized, the system must be designed primarily for the elicitation of disbelief and the celebration of surprise.
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