Reusable Knowledge-Based Components for Building Software Applications: A Knowledge Modelling Approach

Molina, Martín; Sierra, José-Luis; Cuena, José

doi:10.1142/s021819409900019x

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“…In order to decouple the functional features of a service from its internal specification, we propose to apply PSM [2] for modeling SGS. A PSM is defined as a domainindependent and knowledge-level specification of a problem solving behavior [2]. Our ontology for the description of PSM is based on the Unified Problem-solving Method Language (UPML) [3].…”

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ODESGS framework, knowledge-based markup for semantic grid services

Goble

Gómez-Pérez²,

González-Cabero³

et al. 2005

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Knowledge Capture

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The convergence of the Semantic Web and Grid technologies has resulted in the Semantic Grid. The Semantic Grid should be service-oriented, as the Grid is, so the formal description of Grid Services (GS) turns to be a crucial issue. In this paper we present our approach for this issue. ODESGS Framework will enable the annotation of all the aspects of a GS and the design, discovery and composition Semantic Grid Services (SGS).

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Section: Psm Ontologymentioning

confidence: 99%

ODESGS framework, knowledge-based markup for semantic grid services

Goble

Gómez-Pérez²,

González-Cabero³

et al. 2005

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Knowledge Capture

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“…The particular software implementation requires to associate a particular symbolic representation and inference procedure for each knowledge base and to establish the corresponding control mechanisms for the execution of the global model. For this purpose, advanced knowledge engineering tools can be used such as the KSM environment [7], [8]. For example, the knowledge about relations between customer-needs and components, and the knowledge about assembly constraints can be formulated by a particular frame-based representation ( figure 3) with a special matching inference procedure.…”

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An Intelligent Sales Assistant for Configurable Products

Molina

2001

Web Intelligence: Research and Development

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Some of the recent proposals of web-based applications are oriented to provide advanced search services through virtual shops. Within this context, this paper proposes an advanced type of software application that simulates how a sales assistant dialogues with a consumer to dynamically configure a product according to particular needs. The paper presents the general knowledge model that uses artificial intelligence and knowledge-based techniques to simulate the configuration process. Finally, the paper illustrates the description with an example of an application in the field of photography equipment.

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The role of knowledge modelling techniques in software development: a general approach based on a knowledge management tool

Cuena

Molina

2000

International Journal of Human-Computer Studies

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Abstract. The aim of the paper is to discuss the use of knowledge models to formulate general applications. First, the paper presents the recent evolution of the software field where increasing attention is paid to conceptual modeling. Then, the current state of knowledge modeling techniques is described where increased reliability is available through the modern knowledge acquisition techniques and supporting tools. The KSM (Knowledge Structure Manager) tool is described next. First, the concept of knowledge area is introduced as a building block where methods to perform a collection of tasks are included together with the bodies of knowledge providing the basic methods to perform the basic tasks. Then, the CONCEL language to define vocabularies of domains and the LINK language for methods formulation are introduced. Finally, the object oriented implementation of a knowledge area is described and a general methodology for application design and maintenance supported by KSM is proposed. To illustrate the concepts and methods, an example of system for intelligent traffic management in a road network is described. This example is followed by a proposal of generalization for reuse of the resulting architecture. Finally, some concluding comments are proposed about the feasibility of using the knowledge modeling tools and methods for general application design.

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Reusable Knowledge-Based Components for Building Software Applications: A Knowledge Modelling Approach

Cited by 5 publications

References 10 publications

ODESGS framework, knowledge-based markup for semantic grid services

ODESGS framework, knowledge-based markup for semantic grid services

An Intelligent Sales Assistant for Configurable Products

The role of knowledge modelling techniques in software development: a general approach based on a knowledge management tool

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