Intelligent Interface for Knowledge Based System

Abstract

Every knowledge-based system has its own knowledge formalism depending on the problem that needs solving, goal to be achieved, and proposed solution. This means the knowledge contained in the system will differ from one system to another. This also means that this knowledge cannot be used by another system, which in turn means every system must start with a learning phase right at the beginning.

Determining Trust Scope Attributes Using Goodness of Fit Test: A Survey

“…(14); place where the person works/type of job (13); and the community the person belongs to (6). This gives us confidence that trust scope attributes can be used to determine the level of trust toward certain source of information.…”

“…Users of the social networking site may create a personal profile, exchange messages, including automatic notifications when their profile is updated with new content from other users [5], therefore, the profile is one way to knowledge sharing from one system to another [6].…”

The Impact of Intelligent Interfaces on the Performance of Knowledge Base Systems

“…The concept of intelligent technique may vary over time, but the following list is a fairly complete list of the kinds of techniques that today are being employed in intelligent interfaces [5,6]:…”

“…It is not just different and technically more advanced. There are a number of common interface styles including [5]:…”

“…To facilitate the understanding of the work in this paper, an interaction is defined as knowledge sharing, integration, and transfer from one system to another. The knowledge management interaction helps accelerating the establishment of a new knowledge-based system as it does not need knowledge initialization [7].…”