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  • The Reuse of Knowledge: Research, Issues and the Ripple-Down Rules Approach  
  • by Debbie Richards
  • …: As in software engineering, there are many potential benefits of reuse in knowledge engineering. Most research into the reuse of knowledge is concerned with the reuse of problem solving methods, the reuse of ontologies or the development and sharing of commonsense knowledge. However, the amount…
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  • Is interactivity actually important  
  • by Debbie Richards — 2006 — Murdoch University, Perth
  • …It appears that it is a well-accepted assumption that interactivity will improve the entertainment and/or learning value of a media. This paper reviews various studies exploring the role of interactivity and reports on a study conducted to see whether a novice could learn some basic skills on how to…
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  • Visualising Knowledge Based Systems  
  • by Debbie Richards — 1999 — In Proceedings of the 3rd Workshop on Software Visualization
  • …: Knowledge acquisition and the generation of explanations from rule-based systems continue to be problem areas in knowledge-based systems. The difficulties encountered are often due to the modeling nature of these tasks. Since models are often best represented diagrammatically it seems reasonable t…
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  • Reconciling Conflicting Sources of Expertise: A Framework and Illustration  
  • by Debbie Richards — 2000 — Yamaguchi1 (eds) Proceedings of the 6 th Pacific Knowledge Acquisition Workshop Sydney December 1113,2000, 275
  • …: Many KA research groups are currently focused on the reuse and sharing of ontologies as a means to alleviate the KA bottleneck. Such endeavours often take for granted that a shared view already exists and thereby avoid the problem of reconciling differences. A fundamental problem associated with r…
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  • The Visualisation of Multiple Views to Support Knowledge Reuse  
  • by Debbie Richards — 2000 — In conjunction with the 16 th IFIP World Computer Congress WCC2000
  • …: The difficulties associated with acquirinng and validating knowledge have driven researchers to focus on ways to reduce this bottleneck in the development of knowledge based systems. Unfortunately, the needs of users have taken a back seat with the needs of knowledge engineers moving into the driv…
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  • A Process Model for Requirements Elicitation  
  • by Debbie Richards — 2000 — In Proceedings of The 11th Australasian Conference on Information Systems
  • …Despite improvements in various activities making up the software development process, the elicitation, analysis and modelling of user requirements remain as one of the least explored and have the least satisfactory scientific foundations. The approach to be explored takes lowlevel requirements, whi…
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  • Composing Web Services using an Agent Factory  
  • by Debbie Richards — 2003 — In Proc. of the 1st International Workshop on Web Services and Agent Based Engineering
  • …Web service composition can provide a value-chain between customers and suppliers. The increasing number of services, and thus possible combinations, demands the development of dynamic and automatic techniques for their composition. Current commercial solutions are limited and are primarily static a…
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  • Graphically Defining Articulable Tacit Knowledge  
  • by Peter Busch, Debbie Richards
  • …Although codified knowledge and its capture is commonplace, tacit knowledge has up until recent years proved elusive in its inclusion within the organisation's knowledge base. Codified knowledge or articulate knowledge is knowledge that we are all quite familiar with and includes for all intents and…
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  • Semantic Markup for Semantic Web Tools: A DAML-S description of an RDF-Store  
  • by Debbie Richards, Marta Sabou — 2003 — Proceedings of ISCW 2003
  • …Easy integration of available tools will be a key success factor for the future of the Semantic Web. We envision that semantic descriptions of the tools themselves will play an important part in addressing this issue. Motivated by this vision we used DAML-S (a key initiative to support automated …
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