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Programs are Knowledge Bases

14th IEEE International Conference on Program Comprehension (ICPC'06), 2006
Gaining an overview of the concepts represented in large programs is very demanding as multiple dimensions of knowledge appear at different abstraction levels throughout the source code. To reduce the overall comprehension effort it is therefore desirable to make the knowledge once gained explicit and shareable. We tackle this problem by establishing a
Daniel Ratiu, Florian Deissenboeck
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Symmetries of knowledge bases

Annals of Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence, 2012
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Tatjana L. Plotkin, Marina Knyazhansky
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Hybrid knowledge bases

IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering, 1996
Deductive databases that interact with, and are accessed by, reasoning agents in the real world (such as logic controllers in automated manufacturing, weapons guidance systems, aircraft landing systems, land-vehicle maneuvering systems, and air-traffic control systems) must have the ability to deal with multiple modes of reasoning.
James J. Lu   +2 more
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Characterisation of Knowledge Bases

2004
The process of determining the principal topic of a Knowledge base (KB), and whether it conforms to a set of user-defined constraints, are important steps in the reuse of Knowledge Bases. We refer to these steps as the process of characterization of a Knowledge Base.
Derek H. Sleeman   +2 more
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The Dreaming Knowledge Base

Proceedings. 13th International Workshop on Database and Expert Systems Applications, 2004
The paper presents an experiment in knowledge management, called Dreaming Knowledge Base, that is built upon the analogy between the self-organizing functions of knowledge performed by dreams, and the structuring of an organizational KB. The requirements in terms of knowledge, imposed by the context on a complex social organization, are analyzed ...
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Knowledge Decay in a Normalised Knowledge Base

2000
Knowledge 'decay' is a measure of the degradation of knowledge integrity. In a unified knowledge representation, data, information and knowledge are all represented in a single formalism as "items". A unified knowledge representation is extended here to include two measures of knowledge integrity. A rule of inference is defined on the unified knowledge
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Knowledge-based Grids

2001 Eighteenth IEEE Symposium on Mass Storage Systems and Technologies, 2001
Grids tie together distributed storage systems and execution platforms into globally accessible resources. Data Grids provide collection management and global namespaces for organizing data objects that reside within a grid. Knowledge-based grids provide concept spaces for discovering relevant data objects.
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Knowledge based testing

Proceedings of IEEE International Test Conference - (ITC), 2002
As competitive pressures have intensified in the manufacturing of integrated circuits, so too have the needs for innovative solutions to such issues as efficiency and improvement. It is no longer a luxury to enhance efficiency and reduce cost of testing, which by various measures has become the dominant element of IC manufacturing cost.
Himanshu Kumar, Scott A. Erjavic
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Evolution of knowledge bases

2005
In the present work we introduce a simple yet powerful formalism to model the evolution of knowledge bases. The semantics are based on the fundamental intuition that more recent information overrides previous knowledge, insofar as keeping the old knowledge would lead to inconsistencies.
Sacca, D., Verdonk, B., Vermeir, D.
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The knowledge-based simulation

Proceedings 31st Annual Simulation Symposium, 2002
The convergence of the representation based methods used in artificial intelligence and simulation has originated the emergence of knowledge-based simulation. The objective of this new approach is to achieve more powerful and understandable simulations, which will allow the simulation developers to construct, validate, develop and maintain simulations ...
Elena DurĂ¡n, Rosanna Costaguta
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