Sentence examples for designing a knowledge base from inspiring English sources

For this, we have carried out a case study on designing a knowledge base oriented to support a diagnosis-aid application in ophthalmology.

This paper presents the basic principles of designing a knowledge based system for automated EDM electrode design.

One outstanding question is whether it is even feasible to design a knowledge based potential that can accurately identify protein native states and have kinetics that are faster than physical kinetics.

To improve the ME accuracy, we design a knowledge base and inference engine to determine the true motion vector (MV) from the results of parallel multi-1D blocks matching.

Two developed supporting tools for the design, a knowledge base (consisting of the process knowledge as well as the knowledge on measurement methods & tools) and a model library (consisting of the process operational models) have been extended rigorously and integrated with the user interface, which made the software more generic and applicable to a wide range of problems.

The model should be suitable for the design of a knowledge base for real-time, multi-agent-based intelligent systems that include expert or user human-like knowledge.

In this paper, we present the design of a Knowledge Based Component Repository (KBCR) for facilitating RA.

This study's results provide a knowledge base for designing dementia stage-specific interventions in clinical practice and developing community-based, long-term care systems for families of patients with dementia.

The model design was based on a knowledge base summarising the preferences and tolerances of 86 macroinvertebrate species for four variables describing river sites in springs up to small rivers in the Central and Western Plains of Europe.

The result of those activities will be used as a knowledge base for designing the new model for managing pregnant women with anaemia in Public Health Centres.

The content of the Diploma was developed through consultation with experts in the youth development field in the four geographic regions and was designed to provide youth workers with a knowledge base to inform their practice (Nonyongo 2006).