KBMS Requirements of Knowledge-Based Systems

  • Jarke M
  • Neumann B
  • Vassiliou Y
  • et al.
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This overview paper provides a customer perspective of the requirements for knowledge base management systems. The customer is taken to be the developer of knowledge-based application systems, such as rule-based expert systems, natural language interfaces, vision systems, and design support environments. We conclude that there are area-specific knowledge base management functions that, if provided by a KBMS, could substantially simplify the development and maintenance of knowledge-based applications. However, the range of requirements appears too wide to permit the development of a completely generalized KBMS, in the same sense as existing generalized DBMS.

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Jarke, M., Neumann, B., Vassiliou, Y., & Wahlster, W. (1989). KBMS Requirements of Knowledge-Based Systems (pp. 381–394). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-83397-7_17

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