Week 1 Flashcards
(11 cards)
data
individual facts that are out of context, have
no meaning, and are difficult to understand.
information
a set of data in context with relevance to one or
more people at a point in time or for a period of time.
knowledge
the fact or condition of knowing something with
familiarity gained through experience or association.
Tacit/implicit knowledge
the knowledge
that a person retains in their mind
explicit/formal knowledge
knowledge that
has been formalized, codified and stored
knowledge graphs
With KGs we can present hidden information/facts from the table to make the knowledge explicit.
a useful way of representing data, information and
knowledge …
…that are heterogeneous
…in such a way that others (systems/people) can interpret a piece of data correctly
…by making the semantics/meaning of a piece of information explicit
…using graph (network)
…explicity on the Web
syntax
Which expressions are legal (well-formed), what we exactly mean to say
semantics
what legal expressions mean,
the meaning of each sentence with respect to interpretations, define what statements are correct so we can interpret them
calculus
how to determine meaning for legal expressions. define what we can derive from the graph
entailment
if something makes the left true, the right has to be true too
prefix notation
(normal: -((A -> (-B v C)) v (-D v -E)))
where every letter will be on its own. and you move the symbols in front of it.
-(v(->(A, v(-(B), C)), v(-D),-(E))))