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Domain-driven knowledge modelling for knowledge acquisition
Knowledge Acquisition, 1994Abstract Knowledge modelling is undoubtedly a major problem in knowledge acquisition. Drawing from industrial case studies that have been carried out, the paper lists some key problems which still dog knowledge modelling. Next, it critically reviews current knowledge modelling techniques and tools and concludes that these real knowledge acquisition ...
Hyacinth S. Nwana +3 more
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Models in Knowledge Management
2009Knowledge Management (KM) consists of a set of concepts, techniques and tools for creating, representing, distributing and evolving knowledge within an organizational context. This knowledge may be about the domain (e.g., cars and the car market for an auto maker), the organization itself (e.g., its current state, objectives, plans, finances), but also
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A Knowledge Lifecycle Model for Measurement of Knowledge Change
2012In this paper, a Knowledge Lifecycle Model is proposed to enable the characterisation and quantification of change in knowledge elements, which is a potentially important contributing factor in judging the applicability of the knowledge-based system approach for business and engineering tasks..
Wim J. C. Verhagen, Richard Curran
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The knowledge diffusion model associated with innovative knowledge
Expert Systems with Applications, 2009Introducing innovative knowledge into the existing knowledge base will enhance enterprise benefits successfully. Recent studies presented numerous strategies to manage innovative knowledge; however, these strategies cannot be explored quantitatively and dynamically. This study presents a knowledge diffusion model associated with innovative knowledge to
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A model of knowledge acquisition that refocuses knowledge management
Journal of Knowledge Management, 2002This paper presents a model of knowledge acquisition from definitions of data, information and knowledge. The model asserts that knowledge cannot exist outside of the human brain, and that any expression of the knowledge requires it to be transformed into information to be communicated outside of the brain.
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Knowledge modeling: A survey of processes and techniques
International Journal of Intelligent Systems, 2021Wei Yun, Mengting Han, Zhudong Li
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A formalization of knowledge-level models for knowledge acquisition
1993Summary: The article defines second-generation knowledge acquisition as a modeling activity that is knowledge-level oriented. Knowledge-level models of expert reasoning represent an important output of the knowledge- acquisition process, since they describe, in a conceptual and implementation-independent fashion, the different roles and types of ...
Akkermans, J.M. +3 more
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Ensemble Knowledge Tracing: Modeling interactions in learning process
Expert Systems With Applications, 2022Jianwen Sun, Kai Zhang, Sannyuya Liu
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Knowledge and heuristic-based modeling of laser-scanned trees
ACM Transactions on Graphics, 2007Baoquan Chen
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