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Automatic Knowledge Discovery in Larger Scale Knowledge—Data Bases

Zhong et al., 2002

Document ID
16129650025711120292
Author
Zhong N
Ohsuga S
Publication year
Publication venue
Expert Systems

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Publisher Summary This chapter presents a methodology for increasing both autonomy and versatility of a discovery system, and the framework of the global learning scheme (GLS) system based on this methodology. It describes the background and goal of the GLS system …
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