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Advances in Knowledge Representation

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Although nowadays there is some degree of success on the called “knowledge‐based
systems” and in certain technologies using knowledge representations, no single
knowledge representations has been found complete enough to represent satisfactorily
all the requirements posed by common cognitive processes, able to be manipulated by
general purpose algorithms, nor to satisfy all sorts of applications in different domains
and conditions—and may not be the case that such ‘universal’ computational
representation exists‐‐, it is natural to look for different theories, models and ideas to
explain it and how to instrument a certain model or representation

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: IntechOpen,., 2012

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286

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English

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9789535105978

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Knowledge Representation

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https://mts.intechopen.com/storage/books/1932/authors_book/authors_book.pdf

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