2013
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-01866-9_6
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Integrating Knowledge Engineering with Knowledge Discovery in Database: TOM4D and TOM4L

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“…Owing to the fact that both TOM4D and TOM4L are based on the same theory, TOM4D functional and behavioural models and TOM4L functional and behavioural models share the same formalism; and consequently, they can be compared to each other. In particular, these models complement together [54] where TOM4D models provide semantic content to an observed set of phenomena and TOM4L models describe an observed process Θ(X, Δ) under the form of a timed stochastic process that produces sequences of timed observations. The TOM4L KDD process is based on representing the set Ω under the form of a structure K(Ω) called K-Representation which is made up of 12 matrices.…”
Section: Combining Ke and Kddmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Owing to the fact that both TOM4D and TOM4L are based on the same theory, TOM4D functional and behavioural models and TOM4L functional and behavioural models share the same formalism; and consequently, they can be compared to each other. In particular, these models complement together [54] where TOM4D models provide semantic content to an observed set of phenomena and TOM4L models describe an observed process Θ(X, Δ) under the form of a timed stochastic process that produces sequences of timed observations. The TOM4L KDD process is based on representing the set Ω under the form of a structure K(Ω) called K-Representation which is made up of 12 matrices.…”
Section: Combining Ke and Kddmentioning
confidence: 99%