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|Abstract=The paper discusses an approach which allows the specification of a knowledge-based system (kbs) at several levels. The Knowledge Acquisition and Representation Language KARL combines a description of a kbs at the conceptual level supported by graphical modelling primitives with a description at a formal and executable level. Therefore, a KARL-specification can be used as a means for communication between expert and knowledge engineer as well as an intermediate representation, closing the conceptual gap between an informal specification and an implementation of a kbs. In the paper, KARL is mainly discussed as a graphical modelling language. | |Abstract=The paper discusses an approach which allows the specification of a knowledge-based system (kbs) at several levels. The Knowledge Acquisition and Representation Language KARL combines a description of a kbs at the conceptual level supported by graphical modelling primitives with a description at a formal and executable level. Therefore, a KARL-specification can be used as a means for communication between expert and knowledge engineer as well as an intermediate representation, closing the conceptual gap between an informal specification and an implementation of a kbs. In the paper, KARL is mainly discussed as a graphical modelling language. | ||
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Graphical and Formal Knowledge Specification with KARL
Graphical and Formal Knowledge Specification with KARL
Published: 1994
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Buchtitel: Proceedings of the International Conference on Expert Systems for Development, Bangkok, Thailand, March 28-31, 1994
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The paper discusses an approach which allows the specification of a knowledge-based system (kbs) at several levels. The Knowledge Acquisition and Representation Language KARL combines a description of a kbs at the conceptual level supported by graphical modelling primitives with a description at a formal and executable level. Therefore, a KARL-specification can be used as a means for communication between expert and knowledge engineer as well as an intermediate representation, closing the conceptual gap between an informal specification and an implementation of a kbs. In the paper, KARL is mainly discussed as a graphical modelling language.