Knowledgebase Meta Guide – Meta-Guide.com

Notes:

The main difference between a database and a knowledgebase is the way that the information is organized and presented. A database is a structured collection of data that is stored and accessed in a systematic way. It typically contains a large amount of raw, unprocessed data that can be queried and analyzed using specialized software.

On the other hand, a knowledgebase is a collection of information that has been organized and presented in a way that is easy to understand and use. A knowledgebase often contains a curated selection of information that has been carefully chosen and organized based on the specific needs of the users. In addition, the information in a knowledgebase may have been processed or enriched using rules or other knowledge representation techniques, which can make it more useful and relevant for the intended audience.

Resources:

project aiml-owl .. in 2007, this was my initial investigation into the conversion of xml dialects into semantic formats such as rdf.
project je .. in 2007, this was a joint project with mamet & associates to represent early feed bots in a comprehensive, dynamic asp website.
project james .. in 2008, this was a short-lived exploration with a professional associate into wamp, mysql, microsoft sql server, entity relationship diagramming, and xsl transformations (xslt).
project simon .. in 2008, this was a collaboration with an expert colleague to create a proof of concept for a proprietary component to convert concgrams (similar to n-grams) into associated latent semantic indexes using spss.
project vagabot .. in 2009, this phase represented the culmination of efforts to convert my book, vagabond globetrotting (epub), into the vagabot conversational agent.
project stelarc .. in 2009, i consulted with the famous performance artist known as stelarc, as much about his work as my own.

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