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Unit 3: Representation of Knowledge




          3.5 Summary                                                                           Notes

               Knowledge acquisition is integrally tied to how the mind organizes and represents
               information.

               Learning can be enhanced by considering the fundamental properties of human knowledge
               as well as by the ultimate function of the desired information.
               The most important property of knowledge is that it is organized semantically; therefore,
               learning methods should enhance meaningful study of new information.
               Learners should also create as many links to the information as possible.
               Learning methods should be matched to the desired outcome. Just as using a bus timetable
               to find a bus-stop location is ineffective, learning to recognize information will do little
               good on an essay exam.

          3.6 Keywords

          Declarative Knowledge: It refers to one’s memory for concepts, facts, or episodes, whereas
          procedural knowledge refers to the ability to perform various tasks.
          Inference Rule: An inference rule is a conditional statement with two parts: an if clause and a then
          clause.
          Knowledge Acquisition: It is the process of adding new knowledge to a knowledge-base and
          refining or otherwise improving knowledge that was previously acquired.
          Knowledge Representation: Knowledge representation (KR) is most fundamentally a surrogate,
          a substitute for the thing itself, used to enable an entity to determine consequences by thinking
          rather than acting, i.e. by reasoning about the world rather than taking action in it.

          3.7 Review Questions


          1.   Explain semantic network and classify it with frame based representation.
          2.   Describe the different types of knowledge representation techniques. Explain propositional
               logic.

          3.   Explain differences between declarative and procedural knowledge. Explain with the help
               of examples.
          4.   How the knowledge representation is defined?

          Answers: Self Assessment

          1.   False                            2.   True

          3.   True                              4.  True
          5.   True                              6.  True
          7.   True                              8.  True
          9.   False                            10.  False
          11.  False                            12.  True
          13.  True                              14.  False

          15.  False



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