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Molecules of Knowledge: A Novel Perspective over Knowledge Management
Paolo Liberatore, Michele Lombardi, Floriano Scioscia (eds.)
Proceedings of the Doctoral Consortium of the 12th Symposium of the Italian Association for Artificial Intelligence, pages 23–27
CEUR Workshop Proceedings 926
Sun SITE Central Europe, RWTH Aachen University, Rome, Italy
15 June 2012
To face the challenges of knowledge-intensive environments, we investigate a novel self-organising knowledge-oriented (SOKO) model, called Molecules of Knowledge (MoK for short). In MoK, knowledge atoms are generated by knowledge sources in shared spaces — compartments —, self-aggregate to shape knowledge molecules, and autonomously move toward knowledge consumers.
keywordsSelf-organising coordination, Knowledge management, Biochemical tuple spaces, News management systems
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