This means that medical language logics mainly built on an extension of verbal language, are not very efficient in being quick and detailed in diagnostics, especially the differential one. This is because the distortion due to the ambiguity and semantic vagueness of the linguistic expression, called âvagueness epistemicâ or âepistemic uncertaintyâ, or better âuncertain knowledgeâ, forcibly directs the diagnosis towards the '''specialist reference context''' and not on the exact and real one. Â | This means that medical language logics mainly built on an extension of verbal language, are not very efficient in being quick and detailed in diagnostics, especially the differential one. This is because the distortion due to the ambiguity and semantic vagueness of the linguistic expression, called âvagueness epistemicâ or âepistemic uncertaintyâ, or better âuncertain knowledgeâ, forcibly directs the diagnosis towards the '''specialist reference context''' and not on the exact and real one. Â |