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	Knowledge representation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Knowledge representation (KR) is a research and application domain in artificial intelligence, cognitive science, as well as in the knowledge management and knowledge engineering.
		"Knowledge Representation" (KR) is most commonly used to refer to representations intended for processing by modern computers, and in particular, for representations consisting of explicit objects (the class of all elephants, or Clyde a certain individual), and of assertions or claims about them ('Clyde is an elephant', or 'all elephants are grey').
		The recent fashion in knowledge representation languages is to use XML as the low-level syntax.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Knowledge_representation (1614 words)

	NAM Frequently Asked Questions
		The techniques of Knowledge are taught free of charge without regard to a person's gender, economic or social status, sexual preference, lifestyle, race, culture, religious or ethnic background.
		If you wish to discover more about what Knowledge is and how to prepare to learn these techniques, you can read a brochure or watch a video called "Discovering More." They are also available in print and DVD versions.
		It is recommended that those learning the techniques practice them at least one hour each day and keep growing in their understanding of the possibility that is offered.
	www.elanvital.org /faq/faq_knowledge_d.htm (580 words)

	Features of Business Knowledge - Knowledge Manager
		Knowledge is an intangible, volatile capital, difficult to concretize and conserve.
		Knowledge management instead, expects to maintain and reuse the acquired knowledge, considering knowledge as a permanent construction in which every new information is integrated with the previous one, and modifies it, and therefore nothing becomes really obsolete, if it is integrated with the new.
		If company executives focused this knowledge aspect at their best, they could use even technology acquisitions as enterprise learning processes, and would be more prone to assign consistent budgets to the professional update and development of their workers, and in exchange would obtain higher productivity.
	www.mapasconceptuales.info /KM-EnterpriseKnowledge-eng.htm (861 words)

	Knowledge Manipulation
		In general knowledge manipulation in biological brains was done using injected nanomachines to directly affect the synaptic structures of the brain relating to specific items of knowledge in a subtle manner.
		After many decades of research, techniques were developed to allow knowledge (and other functions) within the sophont (and non-sophont) brain to be rewritten at will, once the detailed structure of a given sophont brain had been mapped to a sufficient level of detail.
		Knowledge in the sophont mind is inevitably associated with many other things, so sophonts who had this type of knowledge implanted often ended up with elements of the original knowledge holder's personality being implanted in them too.
	www.orionsarm.com /topics/Knowledge_Manipulation.html (561 words)

	AI-Techniques and the Knowledge Pump
		For each of the activities in the knowledge pump various techniques are available, some of which have their origins in artificial intelligence and knowledge technology.
		The low utility of knowledge representation theories for corporate memories is in our view due to the fact that companies that develop a corporate memory tend to concentrate on the knowledge that will give them a competitive advantage.
		A disadvantage is that the newly acquired knowledge is not explicitly articulated in the form of rules and guidelines.
	ksi.cpsc.ucalgary.ca /AIKM97/vanheijst/vh.html (1120 words)

	Knowledge Discovery in Databases: Tools and Techniques
		Knowledge discovery is defined as ``the non-trivial extraction of implicit, unknown, and potentially useful information from data'' [6].
		For this technique to be considered useful in terms of knowledge discovery, the discovered knowledge must be interesting; that is, it must have potential value to the user.
		Probabilistic techniques may be used in diagnostic systems and in planning and control systems [2].
	www.acm.org /crossroads/xrds5-2/kdd.html (2074 words)

	Propaganda Techniques - US Army
		This technique is used to convince the audience that a program is an expression of an irresistible mass movement and that it is in their interest to join.
		This technique is generally used to explain the need for sacrifices or to justify the seemingly harsh actions that displease the target audience or restrict personal liberties.
		Change of pace is a technique of switching from belligerent to peaceful output, from "hot" to "cold," from persuasion to threat, from gloomy prophecy to optimism, from emotion to fact.
	www.constitution.org /col/propaganda_army.htm (4228 words)

	NAM Frequently Asked Questions
		If you wish to discover more about what Knowledge is and how to prepare to learn these techniques, you can read a brochure or watch a video named "Discovering More", which clarify further what Maharaji is offering.
		It is recommended that those learning the techniques practice them at least one hour each day and keep growing in their understanding of what is offered.
		Knowledge does not remove problems; it enables a person to go inside and find the peace that resides within.
	elanvital.org /faq/faq_knowledge_e.htm (676 words)

	Table of Contents
		K A is knowledge held by an expert, understanding of the nature of expertise is essential in order to be able to choose from and use the acquisition techniques available.
		In addition to the selection of techniques, acquiring knowledge from multiple experts requires that knowledge engineers plan in advance for the resolution of conflict among the experts and techniques to represent the diverse knowledge that may be forthcoming.
		Knowledge Acquisition is a good way of seeing and knowing what an expert is doing, how he acts what basic knowledge he has and how he is building knowledge to what he already knows.
	www.scism.sbu.ac.uk /inmandw/tutorials/ka/g4 (3819 words)

	Knowledge Acquisition
		Knowledge acquisition includes the elicitation, collection, analysis, modelling and validation of knowledge for knowledge engineering and knowledge management projects.
		Protocol analysis techniques are used with transcripts of interviews or other text-based information to identify various types of knowledge, such as goals, decisions, relationships and attributes.
		Knowledge management is a strategy whereby the knowledge within an organisation is treated as a key asset to be managed in the most effective way possible.
	www.epistemics.co.uk /Notes/63-0-0.htm (1488 words)

	PortBlue - Knowledge Management Overview
		There is no product, managerial technique, or knowledge transfer approach that can single-handedly enable a large, global organization to disseminate the many kinds of expertise required to build a high-performing business.
		Knowledge management techniques vary based on the mode of knowledge transfer and the degree of formality in the transfer process.
		The most common method of live knowledge transfer across companies in all industries is informal interactions between experts and practitioners through a sustained mentoring or apprentice relationship, or through brief discussions by phone or videoconference.
	www.portblue.com /pub/knowledge-management (616 words)

	Knowledge Management
		We envision knowledge workplaces where the boundaries between document management, content management, and knowledge management are broken down, and where knowledge management is an effortless part of day to day activities.
		A current race for a solution goes by the deceptively blah name of 'knowledge management,' or K.M. It is an effort to bring Google-like clarity to the swamp of data on each person's machine or network, and it is based on the underappreciated tension between a computer's capacity and a person's.
		Techniques developed in artificial intelligence for knowledge acquisition, representation and discovery are seen as relevant to KM.
	www.aaai.org /AITopics/html/knowmgmt.html (3042 words)

	Knowledge management methods and strategies applied to concept mapping: innovation in learning technology
		Knowledge Manager is designed on concepts and methods from human-computer interaction, cognitive psychology, human factors, artificial intelligence and psycholinguistics.
		While the traditional concept mapping techniques fall short of supporting deep and accelerated learning, distance learning, or the inclusive classroom, knowledge management methods and strategies on concept maps enable deep interaction with knowledge.
		There is a constant growth in the use of Knowledge Manager in all activities that need to represent, use and manage knowledge, in all learning environments, personal, school or organizational.
	www.knowledgemanager.us /KM-LearningTech-eng.htm (337 words)

	Reading Techniques
		Software reading techniques increase the effectiveness of individual reviewers by providing guidelines that they can use, during the preparation phase of a software inspection, to examine (or "read") a given software document and identify defects.
		Procedural software reading techniques help make the review process perspective-driven; that is, individual inspectors should follow a procedure that reviews the document from the perspective of a stakeholder of the document or some other focus of interest.
		The aims of this program are to continue evolving the reading techniques to improve their effectiveness, and to better understand important environmental attributes that affect how effectively they can be tailored.
	fc-md.umd.edu /reading/Reading2.html (735 words)

	Knowledge management technology
		Although the exchange is superficially one of purely explicit knowledge, the expert must first make a judgment as to the nature of the problem and then as to the most likely solution, both of which bring his or her tacit knowledge into play.
		The essence of this model is to divide the knowledge creation processes into four categories: socialization (tacit knowledge formation and communication), externalization (formation of explicit knowledge from tacit knowledge), combination (use of explicit knowledge), and internalization (formation of new tacit knowledge from explicit knowledge).
		Although early generations of knowledge management solutions (solutions typically integrate several technologies) focused on explicit knowledge in the form of documents and databases, there is a trend to expand the scope of the solutions somewhat to integrate technologies that can, to some extent, foster the use of tacit knowledge.
	www.research.ibm.com /journal/sj/404/marwick.html (8398 words)

	The Meditation Techniques - Elan Vital - Maharaji - Cult
		All four techniques (among lots of others) are described in detail in practically all medieval (12th century onwards) yoga texts such as Gheranda Samhita, Hatha-Yoga Pradipika, Shiva Samhita, and Yoga-Kundalini Upanishad.
		Three of the techniques Hans Ji probably learned from Sarupanand, since they are in common use within the Radhasoamis, the fourth ('nectar') he probably picked up from some hatha-yoga teacher, exact source unknown.
		This technique is well-known, and a favorite among the Radhasoamis.
	www.ex-premie.org /papers/medtech.htm (1987 words)

	Comparing Knowledge Elicitation Techniques
		The aim of this paper is to formally characterise elicitation techniques concerning the required time of their application in relation to a quantitative measure of the knowledge they provide.
		Modern knowledge acquisition methodologies such as KADS (Wielinga, Schreiber, and Breuker, 1992), VITAL (O'Hara, Motta, and Shadbolt, 1994) and PROTÉGÉ (Puerta, Egar, Tu, and Musen, 1992) are concerned with conceptual modelling (based on the elicited knowledge) and with later stages in the KBS development process.
		The knowledge elicitation process is influenced by various factors, including the number of experts, the kind of problem, the context in which the elicitation process takes place, and even the person who elicits the knowledge by interacting with the experts.
	ksi.cpsc.ucalgary.ca /KAW/KAW96/martinez/Martinez.html (5818 words)

	Veneer Techniques at WOODWEB's Knowledge Base
		Detailed advice on tooling and techniques for making miter-fold countertops with wood veneer on an MDF substrate.
		Techniques to keep the figure from diminishing during sanding.
		Tips and techniques for applying wood veneer to a four-inch radius column.
	www.woodweb.com /KnowledgeBase/KBVeneerTechniques.html (1311 words)

	Knowledge Base > If I am interested in the techniques of Knowledge, what is the next step?
		Knowledge Base > If I am interested in the techniques of Knowledge, what is the next step?
		After watching the first five Keys, people may ask to be shown the techniques of Knowledge, which are taught in the sixth Key, in a special session.
		Is there any charge or condition for learning the techniques of Knowledge?
	www.elanvital.com.au /faq/article.php?id=041 (216 words)

	Elan Vital Australia: Knowledge
		For some people, their interest grows to a point where they want to learn the techniques, called Knowledge, that Maharaji offers for finding peace within.
		The new process is called "The Keys," and consists of viewing video materials designed to help a person prepare to learn the techniques of Knowledge.
		After watching the first five Keys, you can ask to learn the techniques of Knowledge, which are taught in the sixth Key in a special session.
	www.elanvital.com.au /knowledge_01.html (147 words)

	KM Chicago: Tools & Techniques for Knowledge Retention
		Anyone involved with knowledge application or with a strong interest is welcome to participate and join together to form the community.
		They’ll discuss results from their Knowledge Continuity pilot program in 2004 and plans for expanding elements of that program in 2005.
		In addition, they’ll share some of their methods to help business units prioritize knowledge retention projects, show examples of knowledge maps in use at UOP, and talk about new retention techniques that will be piloted soon.
	kmchicago.blogspot.com /2005/04/tools-techniques-for-knowledge.html (577 words)

	Measuring Tips and Techniques Kitchen Knowledge
		Proper measuring of ingredients is important to successful cooking and baking.
		Do not use this technique when measuring ingredients for baking.
		When baking, it is more critical to that all ingredients are measured accurately.
	www.recipetips.com /kitchen-tips/t-7-584/measuring-tips.asp (2130 words)

	Thinking XML: Basic XML and RDF techniques for knowledge management, Part 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Columnist Uche Ogbuji begins his practical exploration of knowledge management with XML by illustrating techniques for populating Resource Description Framework (RDF) models with data from existing XML formats.
		In many emerging XML applications, the knowledge encapsulated in the application throughout its lifetime is stored in XML documents in a database or repository.
		In our example, the application has already been developed, and basic techniques are used for tasks such as sending action item reminders to users, supporting search and browsing, and so on.
	www.ibm.com /developerworks/xml/library/x-think4 (1415 words)

	Thinking XML: Basic XML and RDF techniques for knowledge management, Part 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In this follow-up to his previous installment that introduced how to use XML and RDF together for knowledge management, columnist Uche Ogbuji builds on the techniques for populating RDF models with data from existing XML formats.
		In the previous installment of this column, Basic XML and RDF techniques for knowledge management, Part 1 (which you may want to review before you go any further), I introduced an example of an issue-tracker application based on collections of data in XML format.
		Downloadable zipped files of the author's sample code from the previous column that introduces RDF techniques with XML and the sample code files for this column make it easier to follow the examples or adapt them for reuse.
	www-106.ibm.com /developerworks/xml/library/x-think5/index.html (2152 words)

	NWREL: 1999 Annual Report: New Techniques from New Knowledge
		Russia was the first to send a person into space; the Civil Rights movement shined the spotlight on poor achievement of minority and low economic students; federal responsibility was recognized for meeting special needs, such as educating the handicapped and assuring a skilled and productive workforce.
		Education researchers in colleges and universities were beginning to significantly increase the knowledge about effective teaching and learning.
		What was needed, concluded both education practitioners and policymakers, was to take this research knowledge and use it to develop new techniques that could be easily implemented by practitioners and policymakers, and used in classrooms.
	www.nwrel.org /comm/1999ar/tech.html (481 words)

	Hypersoft - The company - Knowledge representation and management in learning and business: mind tools
		Our staff is composed mainly of computer science specialists, psychologists, knowledge managers and others.
		Our development philosophy is to develop products that offer a winning combination of functionality and ease of use, reliability and completeness at absolutely competitive and accessible prices.
		Our products are updated with the most advanced research in the field, and the experience and suggestions of our clients.
	www.knowledgemanager.us /KM-Company-eng.htm (297 words)

	Knowledge-Based Systems
		Los Angeles, California, U.S.A. The tremendous accumulation of skills, expertise, and scientific knowledge by a great diversity of institutions brings the challenge of organizing and archiving these data for use in the most efficient manner.
		Knowledge-based systems techniques will be one of the key technologies sustaining the economy of the new millennium.
		The design of knowledge systems is finding myriad applications from corporate databases to general decision support in areas as diverse as engineering, manufacturing and other industrial processes, medicine, business, and economics.
	www.apnet.com /knowledgesystems (523 words)

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