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An engineering design knowledge reuse methodology using process modelling [PDF]
Research in Engineering Design - Theory, Applications, and Concurrent Engineering, 2007 This paper describes an approach for reusing engineering design knowledge. Many previous design knowledge reuse systems focus exclusively on geometrical data, which is often not applicable in early design stages.
James Gao, David Baxter, Keith Case
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The architecture and design of the knowledge organization
Journal of Knowledge Management, 2004The purpose of this paper is to meet the challenge of modeling knowledge organization by introducing a new, unifying, way of thinking about the organization of knowledge. Building on ideas set forth in the behavioral theory of the firm we present a modeling framework in which the central idea is to represent the organization of knowledge as a structure
Knudsen, Thorbjørn, Augier, Mie
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The Design of a Knowledge Communication Shell
Journal of Information Technology, 1990The Juniper 1 program offers a simple, low cost ‘shell’ for the construction of interactive knowledge bases. This paper describes some of the features of Juniper 1 and the reasons for using it in preference to conventional expert systems.
E. B. James, R. P. Lister, C. Edeleanu
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Knowledge Acquisition, 1990
Having dealt early with the issues of intelligence and the dual semantics of computer programs in Chap. 9, we must now address the issue of how to design a knowledge-based system.
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Having dealt early with the issues of intelligence and the dual semantics of computer programs in Chap. 9, we must now address the issue of how to design a knowledge-based system.
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Design Studies, 2009
This paper was presented to introduce Changing the Change, an international conference on the role and potential of design research in the transition towards sustainability, held in Turin, Italy, 10–12 July 2008. At the end of the paper is an Appendix which presents the first draft of a ‘Design Research Agenda for Sustainability’, which was co ...
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This paper was presented to introduce Changing the Change, an international conference on the role and potential of design research in the transition towards sustainability, held in Turin, Italy, 10–12 July 2008. At the end of the paper is an Appendix which presents the first draft of a ‘Design Research Agenda for Sustainability’, which was co ...
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2020
This chapter discusses design for knowledge in health and medicine. The outcome of knowledge pertains to activities designed to transfer or construct knowledge about health to or for a person, social group or a community. The aim of such activities is the prevention of medical conditions, reduction of the need for professional intervention, and raising
Erez Nusem, Karla Straker, Cara Wrigley
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This chapter discusses design for knowledge in health and medicine. The outcome of knowledge pertains to activities designed to transfer or construct knowledge about health to or for a person, social group or a community. The aim of such activities is the prevention of medical conditions, reduction of the need for professional intervention, and raising
Erez Nusem, Karla Straker, Cara Wrigley
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Domain knowledge and the design process
Design Studies, 1981Abstract During the past 10 or 12 years, Artificial Intelligence researchers have explored techniques for bringing large amounts of domain knowledge to bear in solving ill-structured problems. Several programs that make use of these knowledge-based techniques are currently being developed to assist in various design tasks.
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Identifying Designers and their Design Knowledge
International Journal of Software Engineering and Its Applications, 2013This paper presents an approach to identify designers who participated in shaping the design of software systems. Designers are identified as well as their design knowledge. Identified designers are recommended to handle a high level change request. High level requests require changing the design of software systems.
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Design for acquisition: principles of knowledge-system design to facilitate knowledge acquisition
International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 1987The problem of knowledge acquisition is viewed in terms of the incongruity between the representational formalisms provided by an implementation (e.g. production rules) and the formulation of problem-solving knowledge by experts. The thesis of this paper is that knowledge systems can be designed to facilitate knowledge acquisition by reducing ...
Thomas R. Gruber, Paul R. Cohen
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Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 1999
Ruth Millikan and Alvin Plantinga claim, roughly, that knowledge is true belief produced by processes in circumstances for which they are (successfully) designed to yield truth. Neither offers the account as a conceptual analysis of knowledge. Instead, for Plantinga it represents the core concept of knowledge characterizing central cases, and for ...
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Ruth Millikan and Alvin Plantinga claim, roughly, that knowledge is true belief produced by processes in circumstances for which they are (successfully) designed to yield truth. Neither offers the account as a conceptual analysis of knowledge. Instead, for Plantinga it represents the core concept of knowledge characterizing central cases, and for ...
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