Knowledge Representation CH3 Flashcards

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2 primary concepts in knowledge representation

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  1. Knowledge
    - refers to the fact of knowing something that has been gained through experienced and learning it.
  2. Representation
    - refers to the process of representing what has been gained from the knowledge
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Types of Knowledge Representation

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  1. Declarative Knowledge
    - refers to the knowledge that describes our world
  2. Procedural Knowledge
    - refers to more complex concepts (how things work or behave)
  3. Meta-Knowledge
    - refers to predefined knowledge about things we are aware of
  4. Heuristic Knowledge
    - knowledge that experts in specific fields provide after acquiring them after years of experience
  5. Structural Knowledge
    - serves as a basic form of knowledge for solving real-world problems
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Knowledge Representation Techniques

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  1. Logical Representation
  2. Semantic Network Representation
  3. Frame Representation (frame based system)
  4. Production Rules
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Logical Representation

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  • drawing conclusion based on various conditions
    Divided into 2 parts:
    a. Propositional Logic
  • The form of true and false
    b. Predicate Logic
  • In the form of quantity
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Semantic Network

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a technique for representing knowledge in AI that uses nodes (concepts or objects) and relationships
- easy and simple to understand
- EG google graph

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Frame Representation

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  • a record-like structure consisting of a collection of attributes and values to describe an entity
  • EG form of a table (database)
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Production Rules

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  • also known as rule-based systems, type of AI that uses set of rules to represent knowledge and make decisions
    EG “IF statements”
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Cycle of Knowledge Representation

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  1. Perception
  2. Learning
  3. Knowledge representation and reasoning
  4. Planning and execution
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