%0 Book %1 pease01 %A Pease, Adam %A Liuzzi, Raymond A. %A Gunning, David %B Encylopedia of Software Engineering %C New York %D 2001 %I Wiley & Sons %K engineering ontology knowledge %T Knowledge Bases %U http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~nernst/papers/what-are-knowledge-bases.pdf %X In this paper we present an overview of knowledge-based systems. We begin by discussing the basic characteristics of knowledge base rules and present an example comparing a toy knowledge base to an equivalent procedural version of the same code. We then discuss the applications for which it makes sense to use knowledge-based technology and the advantages offered by reuse of a general-purpose upper ontology. Next we describe important research and applications in both knowledge representation and knowledge-based systems. We then describe how work in philosophy and other research has had an impact on knowledge-based systems. We conclude with thoughts on where the field is heading. %7 2nd

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