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Advances in Knowledge Representation

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Advances in Knowledge Representation
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Publisher: InTech
ISBN-13: 9789535105978
Number of pages: 272

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Advances in Knowledge Representation offers a compilation of state of the art research works on topics such as concept theory, positive relational algebra and k-relations, structured, visual and ontological models of knowledge representation, as well as detailed descriptions of applications to various domains, such as semantic representation and extraction, intelligent information retrieval, program proof checking, complex planning, and data preparation for knowledge modelling, and a extensive bibliography.

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