The Representation of Database Content and Structure Using the NOK Method

Katić, Martina Ašenbrener; Pavlić, Mile; Čandrlić, Sanja

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2015.01.469

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“…shows an example of DNOK for the simple sentence "Ana is happy". is happy Ana Complex human knowledge can be recorded in the form of a diagram that differs from the human language in such a way that one term exists only once in the DNOK but is linked as many times as necessary (unlimited number of links) [17], [14]. Node is the smallest element of knowledge that cannot be divided, and every new term or new meaning is a new node and it is indivisible [4].…”

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

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Pavlić³

2017

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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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“…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]. The NOK method translates knowledge into the model and then conducts a knowledge search in the model.…”

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