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Record 1 1989-08-30

English

Subject field(s)
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Continuing Education
CONT

Wenger presents the now standard idea of compiled vs. articulated knowledge (terms that are preferable, in my mind, to shallow and deep). He presents a rationale for why knowledge could (and should) be compiled for specific purposes. He also presents a useful breakdown of the characteristics of knowledge articulation: the completeness of its contents (including justification), its structure or organization (e.g. abstractness or generality), and its epistemological characteristics (e.g. is it commonsense, causal, taxonomic).

French

Domaine(s)
  • Intelligence artificielle
  • Éducation permanente
OBS

Comparer à savoir compilé. Voir aussi connaissances profondes, c. de surface.

Spanish

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