Extending a knowledge base to support explanations
Y. Zhang, Martha Evens, J.A. Michael, A.A. Rovick
Abstract
Y. Zhang, Martha Evens, J.A. Michael, A.A. Rovick
Abstract
In order to support explanations in a knowledge-based system, a method is proposed to extend an existing knowledge base: adding more knowledge and including relations and their semantics among the different types of knowledge. The criterion followed to organize a knowledge base is to classify and represent knowledge according to different levels of application and abstraction. This criterion also facilitates future extension of a knowledge base for explanations of the procedure and heuristic knowledge.>
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In order to support explanations in a knowledge-based system, a method is proposed to extend an existing knowledge base: adding more knowledge and including relations and their semantics among the different types of knowledge. The criterion followed to organize a knowledge base is to classify and represent knowledge according to different levels of application and abstraction. This criterion also facilitates future extension of a knowledge base for explanations of the procedure and heuristic knowledge.>
Key concepts: Knowledge base, Computer science, Abstraction, Knowledge-based systems, Heuristic, Semantics (computer science), Base (topology), Knowledge extraction