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Models and Knowledge Acquisition Cycles for Multi-Agent Systems - Glaser, Haton, Haton (1995) (1 citation) (Correct)
....Knowledge acquisition and modeling play a leading role in the development of knowledge based systems (KBS) Different methodologies have emerged during the past 10 years. We mention in particular the methodologies KADS [Schreiber 93] VITAL [Domingue 93, Roux 94a] whereas REFLECT [Reinders 91, van Harmelen 92] and ACKnowledge [van Heijst 92] KADS and VITAL focus on the development cycle of a knowledge based system, REFLECT proposes theories and architectures for reflexive systems and ACKnowledge introduces directive models for knowledge modeling. Traditionally, acquisition of knowledge has been ....
F. van Harmelen. Knowledge-level reflection : Specifications and architectures. Technical Report R.2 RFL/UvA/III.2, ESPRIT Basic Research Action P3178 REFLECT, REFLECT Consortium, 1992.
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van Harmelen F. (ed) Knowledge-level Reflection: Specifications and Architectures (REFLECT Project). University of Amsterdam, 1992.
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