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Knowledge representation and reasoning (KRR) is a subfield of artificial intelligence (AI) that is concerned with the representation and manipulation of knowledge in a way that enables computers to reason about and solve problems. KRR involves representing knowledge in a formal, logical way that can be understood and processed by computers, and developing algorithms and methods for reasoning about that knowledge to solve problems and make decisions.
KRR has a wide range of applications in various fields, including natural language processing, computer vision, robotics, and more. It is used to represent and reason about a wide variety of knowledge types, including facts, rules, concepts, and relationships.
Some common techniques and tools used in KRR include:
- Ontologies: Ontologies are formal, logical representations of knowledge that define the concepts and relationships in a specific domain. Ontologies can be used to represent knowledge about a wide range of topics, such as biology, medicine, or engineering.
- Logic-based reasoning: Logic-based reasoning involves using logical rules and constraints to reason about and infer new knowledge from a set of given facts. This can be done using techniques such as propositional logic, first-order logic, or non-monotonic logic.
- Rule-based systems: Rule-based systems are programs that use a set of rules to make decisions or solve problems. The rules are typically represented in a logical form, and they can be used to infer new knowledge or take actions based on the current state of the system.
Knowledge representation and reasoning (KRR) can be used in dialog systems to enable them to understand and reason about complex, natural language inputs and provide appropriate responses. KRR techniques and tools can be used to represent and reason about the meaning and context of language inputs, as well as the knowledge and goals of the dialog system and its users.
Here are some specific ways in which KRR can be used in dialog systems:
- Natural language processing (NLP): KRR techniques can be used to represent and reason about the meaning and context of natural language inputs, such as speech or text. This can involve representing the meaning of words and phrases, as well as the relationships between them, in a logical form that can be understood and processed by the dialog system.
- Knowledge representation: KRR techniques can be used to represent and reason about the knowledge and goals of the dialog system and its users. This can involve representing facts, rules, concepts, and relationships in a formal, logical way that can be understood and processed by the system.
- Reasoning and decision-making: KRR techniques can be used to enable the dialog system to reason about and make decisions based on its knowledge and goals, as well as the inputs and goals of its users. This can involve using logic-based reasoning or rule-based systems to infer new knowledge or take actions based on the current state of the dialog.
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See also:
Case-based Reasoning & Dialog Systems | DECReasoner | Deep Reasoning Systems | Graph-Based Knowledge Representation and Reasoning | HermiT Reasoner | IRIS Reasoner | Metaphor-based Reasoning | RADAR (Reflective Agents with Distributed Adaptive Reasoning) | Semantic Web Reasoning
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Case indexing in Case-Based Reasoning by applying Situation Operator Model as knowledge representation model A Sarkheyli, D Söffker – IFAC-PapersOnLine, 2015 – Elsevier Abstract Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) is an effective technique for solving cognitive problems. It maintains old experiences which are encountered in various problems and presented as cases in a case-base. Consequently, indexing the cases in memory is an …
Knowledge representation and reasoning of shearer conceptual design [J] H DING, Z YANG, J YAO – Machinery Design & Manufacture, 2011 – en.cnki.com.cn For reusing of design knowledge and experience of shearer conceptual design, aiming at the decomposability, diversity and fuzziness of knowledge in the field of shearer design, knowledge representation is proposed in it which is mainly the knowledge representation … Cited by 1 Related articles
Teaching Design on Knowledge Representation and Reasoning L CHANG, T GU, R DONG, Y ZHONG – Computer, 2011 – en.cnki.com.cn As the basis of intelligent information process, knowledge representation and reasoning is widely applied in many fields of computer science and artificial intelligence. The teaching of knowledge representation and reasoning is emphasized by two units in the Computing …
A Representation of Uncertain Knowledge of Rule Base Reasoning and Case Base Reasoning GB Chung, EY Roh, HM Chung – Journal of Korean Institute of …, 2011 – koreascience.or.kr … ? ? ? ? [1] I. Hatzilygeroudis and J. Prentzas, “Integrating (rules, neural networks) and cases for knowledge representation and reasoning in expert systems,” Expert Systems with Applications, vol. 27, pp. 63-75, 2004. [2] GH … Related articles
Multi-Dimension Sandpile Space: a new theory of representation and reasoning for experience knowledge Y Jin, W Hou, C Liu – Procedia Engineering, 2011 – Elsevier … representation and reasoning for experience knowledge … There are already some researches about fuzzy knowledge representation and reasoning at present, such as CBR (case-based reasoning) [2], rough set [3], neural networks [4], Slope One [5], and so on. … Related articles All 4 versions
Representation And Reasoning Of Fuzzy Knowledge With Its Different Negations In Financial Investment Decision-Making [J] XJP Zhenghua – Computer Applications and Software, 2011 – en.cnki.com.cn … ?Key Words?? Fuzzy set FScom Fuzzy knowledge representation and reasoning Fuzzy production rules Negation of knowledge ?Fund?? ??????????(60973156);; ?????????????? ?CateGory Index?? TP18 ?DOI?? CNKI:SUN:JYRJ.0.2011-03- … Cited by 2 Related articles
A New Study on Knowledge Representation and Knowledge Reasoning X FANG, J MA, C TAN, L DING – Journal of Hebei North University ( …, 2011 – en.cnki.com.cn Knowledge representation and knowledge reasoning is the research hotspot in the field of artificial intelligence. Contradiction of knowledge is the difficulty of research. To solve this problem knowledge representation model is sat up as a base, using the object oriented … Related articles
Business Personal Loan Approval Knowledge Representation and Reasoning LI Guang-ming – Computer Technology and Development, 2011 – en.cnki.com.cn In the background of commercial personal loans, based on the techniques of semantic ontology model, established commercial personal loans ontology, descript concept, properties, structure standard and extracted concept properties range axiom something … Related articles
Knowledge Representation and Reasoning Algorithm in Underwater Target Recognition R YAN, Y GAO, X WANG, Y PENG – Computer Simulation, 2011 – en.cnki.com.cn Underwater target has a great variety and strong recursiveness, the underwater target recognition has an increasingly sophisticated rules, and the target recognition has different weightings. All these factors have influenced the efficiency of the underwater target … Related articles
Knowledge Representation and Semantic Reasoning Research of Olympics J GUO, F HE – Computer Technology and Development, 2011 – en.cnki.com.cn For a long time, expert systems involved in the core technology-computer technology can not effectively solve the inference reasoning problems. Make the expert system has been the lack of intelligent reasoning and effective solution. And in the sharing and reuse is very … Related articles