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.... 1993] ACACIA, our research team, is part of the CoMMA project (IST 1999 12217) funded by the European Commission, aiming at implementing a corporate memory management framework based on several emerging technologies: agents, ontologies, XML, information retrieval and machine learning techniques [CoMMA, 2000]. These technical choices are mainly motivated by three observations. 1) The memory is, by nature, an heterogeneous and distributed information landscape. The corporate memories are now facing the same problem of precision and recall than the Web. The initiative of a semantic Web is a promising ....
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