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Engineering Knowledge Engineering

by N R Shadbolt, E Motta, A Rouge
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Knowledge Creation Diffusion Utilization (1993)
Volume: 6526, Issue: 07, Publisher: Elsevier, Pages: 929-946

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Engineering Knowledge Engineering

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1. Knowledge Engineering
Overview:
KS Development cycle
KS Strategy
KS Development
KS Applicability
Literature:
J Chapter 9
J Weitzel, Kerschberg, 1989
J Kim, 2003
J Preece, 2001
J Schreiber et al, 1994
2 15-11-2007 DKS - Module 2
Knowledge Engineering
J Deals with acquisition, representation, validation,
inferencing, explanation and maintenance of knowledge
J It's a matter of knowing what you want, using what you
have, find what you need, leveraging who you’ve got, and
building on your solution
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Aim: Development of KS
Expert User
Knowledge system
Knowledge
Base
Inference
engine
Knowledge system shell
Designer
Elicit knowledge Elicit requirements
Knowledge Engineering
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J Why?
J What for?
J Who for?
J What with?

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