What is Knowledge Base

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A database for knowledge management used for the retrieval of knowledge through inference process. Learn more in: Using Social Networks to Obtain Medical Diagnosis

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A database for knowledge management used for the retrieval of knowledge through inference process. Learn more in: Using Social Networks to Obtain Medical Diagnosis

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A common repository of semantic annotations to facilitate a fast and efficient search in the given set of resources. Binding a knowledge base to an ontology gives the semantic meaning to the annotations according to the domain structure described in the ontology. Learn more in: Semantic Annotation of Objects

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A specialized database that serves as repository for information and knowledge management. Learn more in: An Integrated Approach to Supply Chain Simulation

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Formal representation framework of concepts defined through a particular formal language, based on logical relationships. This kind of representation makes it possible to formulate statements, propositions and constraints according to the rigid rules that relate to propositional logic. Learn more in: Drawing, Information, and Design: Tools and Perspective for Conservation

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Knowledge base is a basic component of an expert system that contains knowledge about a particular domain. Learn more in: Fuzzy Expert System in Agriculture Domain

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A knowledge base is a specialized database with a collection of data, information, and knowledge within an organization that can be used for problem solving, decision making, project management, or other business-related activities. Learn more in: Social Software for Customer Knowledge Management

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It’s the structured representation of an expert system that integrates knowledge and insights with inference engine and user’s interfaces with a set of explanation facilities. Learn more in: A Knowledge-Based Recommender Framework to Recommend Destination Country for Human Migrants (KBRF): The Case of Ethiopia in Africa

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A specialized database with a collection of data, information and knowledge within an organization that can be used for problem solving. Learn more in: Managing Customer Knowledge with Social Software

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The component of an expert system that is used to store the domain-specific knowledge. Learn more in: Expert (Knowledge-Based) Systems

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A specialized database that serves as repository for information and knowledge management. Learn more in: Supply Chain Simulation

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A collection of facts, rules, and procedures organized into schemas. A knowledge base is the assembly of all the information and knowledge about a specific field of interest. Learn more in: Enhanced Fuzzy Assessment Methodology to Find Overlapping in Membership Function Using K Ratio to Find the Yield of Rice

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The body of professional knowledge that preservice and in-service teachers need to develop to provide effective instructions to all students, particularly English language learners. Learn more in: Learning to Teach English Language Learners as “a Side Note”: TESOL Pre-Service Teachers' Perspectives of Their Professional Preparation

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A knowledge base is a database that is used to manage knowledge. The information in the knowledge base can be accessed using logical operators to determine appropriate retrieval items. Often a knowledge base uses an ontology or data model to define its classification scheme. As applied here, the knowledge base is a highly contextualized set of classifications and relationships related to a focused core of content knowledge. Learn more in: Applying Learning Object Libraries in K-12 Settings

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An online repository of information that represents the collective wisdom regarding a product or service. Learn more in: eCRM Marketing Intelligence in a Manufacturing Environment

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A stored set of retrievable information representing facts, rules, assumptions, actions, and consequences that can be used to enable problem solving. Learn more in: A Knowledge-Based Risk-Driven Model Supporting Collaborative Online Course Creation

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A knowledge base is a special kind of database for knowledge management. It is the base for the collection of knowledge. Normally, the knowledge base consists of explicit knowledge of an organization, including trouble shooting, articles, white papers, user manuals, and others. A knowledge base should have a carefully designed classification structure, content format, and search engine. Learn more in: Improving Multimedia Digital Libraries Usability Applying NLP Sentence Similarity to Multimodal Sentences

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A database of information that is collected, manipulated, revalidated and accumulated with the passage of time so as to aid in better informed decision making in future endeavours. Here concepts like artificial intelligence and semantic web are made use to facilitate services like reasoning, explanation, etc. Learn more in: Online Information Retrieval Systems Trending From Evolutionary to Revolutionary Approach

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The prerequisite of absorptive capacity. Learn more in: Role of SOR Theory in Business Tourism Activities for Effective Knowledge Transfer: Pluralistic Learning Theory for Project Knowledge Transfer

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An entity comprising facts, rules, and integrity constraints used for collecting and querying diverse types of information. Learn more in: Logic and Knowledge Bases

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It is the primary repository for all course materials. Relevant information from the knowledge base will later be extracted out in providing personalized course materials for individual students. Learn more in: Towards a Personalized E-Learning System

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A specialized database that serves as repository for information and knowledge management. Learn more in: An Integrated Approach to Supply Chain Simulation

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A collection of axioms and assertions. Learn more in: Semantic Web Uncertainty Management

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A structured set of basic building information about a given asset or Real Estate, which can be further processed in combination with a database in order to achieve preliminary investigation, assessments, or solution to a problem. Learn more in: Building Information Modeling (BIM): Great Misunderstanding or Potential Opportunities for the Design Disciplines?