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Original Articles

MULTILEVEL DESIGN ARCHITECTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE-BASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Pages 131-145 | Published online: 15 May 2007
 

Abstract

A three-level architecture is developed for knowledge-base management systems. As in database management systems, each level is an abstraction targeted for a different type of user. At the external level for end users, all data and rules are viewed as graphs, and all end-user interaction is facilitated with visual aids. At the conceptual level for analysis, all data and rules are viewed as logical clauses since they provide a concise and conceptual framework for analysis. At the internal level for the implementors, all rules are viewed as data and rule management is supported by the database management system

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