Memorandum
Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2000 16:23:58 -0800
From: Jack Park"
To:
Follow up questions:
(which, at this moment, refused to open),
you will find projects like Sysiphis -- not sure I spelt that rightly, and
many others, most of which have underlying a notion of an ontology. This,
BTW, was one of the links you sent that I later corrected. Lots of papers
there.
Current favorite book is John F. Sowa Knowledge Representation (1999). I'd
also pay attention to the OML/CKML stuff on the web(which may be one of
those you sent). That appears to be category-theoretic in nature, quite
possibly capable of allowing for knowledge bases of the relational kind,
those capable of representing truly complex systems. To follow that idea
further, you might want to look up the many papers by Robert Rosen (see
...and back up to Don Mikulecky's home page to get even deeper into
discussions regarding knowledge representation in truly complex domains.
I like Rosen's book Life Itself. Tough read, though. If you choose to go
there, you're opening up what I consider to be the pandora's box of everything
Doug is talking about.
Cheers
Sincerely,
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Subject:
DKR/OHS: 5 Authoring Requirements
Eric Armstrong
wrote Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2000 15:38:30 -0800
If you look into the work of Brian Gaines, especially at
Jack Park
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