Knowledge Bases and Library Education

The Underpinning Knowledge Bases of an Alternative Teacher Education Model

library and distance education

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Uniformly Querying Knowledge Bases and Data Bases

Present kl-one-like knowledge base management systems (KBMS), whilst ooer-ing highly structured description languages aside eecient concepts classiication, have limited capability to manage large amounts of individuals. Data base management systems (DBMS) can, instead, manage large amounts of data eeciently, but give scarce formalism to organize them in a structured way, and to reason with them...

Logic and Knowledge Bases

IntroductIon Knowledge bases (KBs) must be able to capture a wide range of situations. One must be able to represent and answer questions regarding indefinite information where it is not clear that there is a unique answer to a question. One must also represent and answer questions about negative information. We discuss a powerful way to represent such information, namely through reasoning abou...

Knowledge Bases

In this paper we present an overview of knowledge-based systems. We begin by discussing the basic characteristics of knowledge base rules and present an example comparing a toy knowledge base to an equivalent procedural version of the same code. We then discuss the applications for which it makes sense to use knowledge-based technology and the advantages offered by reuse of a general-purpose up...