Formalisation method for the text expressed knowledge

Knowledge representation is one of the areas covered by artificial intelligence. One of the methods for graphical representation of text expressed knowledge is the method NOK (Nodes Of Knowledge). NOK method enables transformation of text expressed knowledge into a graphical network of words and group of words. In this paper application of NOK method is presented. This application is based on sentences from an Aesop's Fable in Croatian ("Golden eggs in the chicken") and English ("The Goose with the golden eggs") version. In this way the applicability of this method on two natural human languages is presented, and similarities and differences that are partially conditioned by freedom of translators, and not only by differences in the syntax of the two languages, are observed.

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“…The formalization of this method is shown in [6]. The possibility of its application has been demonstrated on one text in Croatian and English.…”

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Application of the NOK method in sentence modelling

Koch¹,

Pavlić

Jakupović

2014

2014 37th International Convention on Information and Communication Technology, Electronics and Microelectronics (MIPRO)

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“…the FNOK formalism [6], [13] is used to transform the sentences. The procedure for transforming sentences into FNOK form is given in [6], and it enables sentences with semantic link between nodes, using wh-questions, to be displayed textually [19].…”

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“…Its goal is to display textual knowledge as a knowledge network [4]. The formalization of the NOK method is presented in [6], [13]. This method analyses natural human language, sentences, words and their meanings, as well as related strings of words that form more complex phrases [14].…”

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Fable Representation in FNOK and DNOK Formalisms Using the NOK Conceptual Framework

Koch¹,

Katić²,

Pavlić³

2017

DAAAM Proceedings

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The conceptual framework NOK (Node of Knowledge) consists of the NOK method, and DNOK and FNOK formalisms. Formalism DNOK enables a graphical representation and organization of knowledge in the form of a diagram as network nodes, and FNOK formalism represents knowledge in a textual form, which is suitable for entry into a relational database. This paper describes the representation of a text in DNOK form and formalized FNOK form, on the example of Aesop's fable "The Goose with the Golden Egg". The sentences from the fable consist of at least two actions, that is, they contain two verbs, and the paper shows that DNOK and FNOK formalisms can also be applied to such complex sentences.

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“…In the aspect of knowledge acquisition, domestic and foreign scholars have proposed knowledge acquisition methods based on rules, innovation algorithm, knowledge mining, artificial neural network, design process model, knowledge modeling and knowledge mapping [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12]. In the aspect of knowledge representation, scholars have put forward knowledge representation methods, such as production rule, semantic network, Petri net model, Bayesian network, neural network and so on [13][14][15][16]. Knowledge utilization is the final goal of knowledge reuse.…”

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A Knowledge Reuse Method for Product Design-knowledge Component

Yan¹,

Ju²,

Chen³

2017

Proceedings of the 2017 International Conference on Electronic Industry and Automation (EIA 2017)

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Abstract-In order to promote the reuse of product design knowledge in product design and improve the efficiency of product design, the paper analyzes the structure of knowledge components, proposes the framework of product design system based on knowledge component, and studies the design and implementation of knowledge component combined with computer component technology. The barrel product is selected as the research object, of which the knowledge components are built. Then the paper designs and develops the design system based on knowledge component of the barrel. It proves the method based on knowledge component can effectively realize the reuse of product design knowledge. However, the developed knowledge components have certain limitations, which are only applicable to the same products or similar products. The generality of the knowledge components, the portability of the system and the migration of knowledge still need to be further verified.

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Formalisation method for the text expressed knowledge

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Application of the NOK method in sentence modelling

Application of the NOK method in sentence modelling

Fable Representation in FNOK and DNOK Formalisms Using the NOK Conceptual Framework

A Knowledge Reuse Method for Product Design-knowledge Component

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