Search for dissertations about: "Knowledge Representation and Reasoning"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 44 swedish dissertations containing the words Knowledge Representation and Reasoning.
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1. Graphic Representation and Visualisation as Modelling Support for the Knowledge Acquisition Process
Abstract : The thesis describes steps taken towards using graphic representation and visual modelling support for the knowledge acquisition process in knowledge-based systems – a process commonly regarded as difficult. The performance of the systems depends on the quality of the embedded knowledge, which makes the knowledge acquisition phase particularly significant. READ MORE
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2. Decision support in dementia care : developing systems for interactive reasoning
Abstract : Demensvården i Sverige och i andra delar av världen har på olika sätt varit i fokus de senaste åren där man påtalat behovet att utveckla metoder och riktlinjer för hur vården ska bedrivas. Detta för att möta den växande andelen äldre människor som också utvecklar demenssjukdomar. READ MORE
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3. Interpretation and Alignment of 2D Indoor Maps : Towards a Heterogeneous Map Representation
Abstract : Mobile robots are increasingly being used in automation solutions with notable examples in service robots, such as home-care, and warehouses. Autonomy of mobile robots is particularly challenging, since their work space is not deterministic, known a priori, or fully predictable. READ MORE
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4. Knowledge based perceptual anchoring : grounding percepts to concepts in cognitive robots
Abstract : A successful articial cognitive agent needs to integrate its perception of the environment with reasoning and actuation. A key aspect of this integration is the perceptual-symbolic correspondence, which intends to give meaning to the concepts the agent refers to { known as Anchoring. However, perceptual representations alone (e.g. READ MORE
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5. Combining Knowledge Systems and Hypermedia for User Co-operation and Learning
Abstract : Hypermedia systems and knowledge systems can be viewed as flip sides of the same coin. The former are designed to convey information and the latter to solve problems; developments beyond the basic techniques of each system type require techniques from the other type. READ MORE