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....paper will review my on going research on bootstrapping methods for knowledge representation, emphasizing the similarities (and differences) with Pask s approach. Although this review will mostly summarize ideas scattered over different papers (Heylighen, 1989, 1990a, 1990d, 1991a, 1991b; Bollen Heylighen, 1996, 1997; Heylighen Bollen, 1996) some of the results included here have not been published before. BOOTSTRAPPING KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATIONS 4 2. Epistemology: correspondence versus coherence Both Pask s work on knowledge representation and my own are distinguished from the more traditional AI ....
....system of concepts in an entailment network. In that sense, CONCEPTORGANIZER could be viewed as a tool for building ontologies. As an illustration, the Principia Cybernetica Project has developed an ontology of basic systems theoretic concepts in the form of a semantic network (Joslyn, Heylighen Bollen, 1997). In order to develop a skeleton (meta )ontology, or list of fundamental node types, I have posited two basic dimensions of distinction: stability (or time) and generality (Heylighen, 1991b) Stability distinguishes more from less temporally variable phenomena, while generality distinguishes ....
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BOLLEN J. & HEYLIGHEN F. (1997). "Dynamic and adaptive structuring of the World Wide Web based on user navigation patterns". Proceedings of the Flexible Hypertext Workshop (ACM) (in press).
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