KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION FROM NEWTON TO MINSKY AND BEYOND
Titel:
KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION FROM NEWTON TO MINSKY AND BEYOND
Auteur:
Zeigler, Bernard P.
Verschenen in:
Applied artificial intelligence
Paginering:
Jaargang 1 (1987) nr. 1 pagina's 87-107
Jaar:
1987
Inhoud:
An attempt is made to see recent developments in knowledge representation, clustered around Minsky 's theory of frames, and the more classical modeling of natural processes, originating in Newton's mechanics, in a unified perspective. Defining knowledge as homomorphic representation, we view classical models as capable of providing behavioral knowledge but lacking in capability to represent important structural knowledge and meta-knowledge. He discuss a framework, inspired by system theoretic concepts, for combining structural and behavioral representation in a form suitable for goal-directed model construction. We conclude by drawing several implications of this approach for system design, artificial intelligence, modeling, and simulation.