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IEAAIE
2001
Springer

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Why Use a Unified Knowledge Representation?

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Why Use a Unified Knowledge Representation?

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In a unified knowledge representation, data, information and knowledge are all represented in a single formalism. A unified knowledge representation based on “items” is described. Items contain two classes of constraints that apply equally to knowledge and to data. Items are compared to an if-then, or rule-based, knowledge representation. Simple chunks of knowledge that can only be represented by a number of rules are represented as

John K. Debenham

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Added	30 Jul 2010
Updated	30 Jul 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2001
Where	IEAAIE
Authors	John K. Debenham

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