%0 Conference Paper %1 DR002 %A Shipman, Frank M. %A McCall, Raymond %B Human Factors in Computing Systems. %C Boston, Massachusetts, USA %D 1994 %E Adelson, Beth %E Dumais, Susan %E Olson, Judith %I ACM press %K Formalization, acquisition. hypermedia, knowledge knowledge-based representation, structure, systems, %P 285-291 %T Supporting Knowledge-Base Evolution with Incremental Formalization.

@inproceedings{DR002, added-at = {2009-06-22T10:05:09.000+0200}, address = {Boston, Massachusetts, USA}, author = {Shipman, Frank M. and McCall, Raymond}, biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/20db113122c37cd49885c74eb166cb100/n.nanas}, booktitle = {Human Factors in Computing Systems.}, editor = {Adelson, Beth and Dumais, Susan and Olson, Judith}, interhash = {7565e2a88735618d12e931b5cf70c1e6}, intrahash = {0db113122c37cd49885c74eb166cb100}, keywords = {Formalization, acquisition. hypermedia, knowledge knowledge-based representation, structure, systems,}, pages = {285-291}, publisher = {ACM press}, qnote = {A seminal paper concerning what I would like to do. The incremental formalization is a core concept in my effort. However it is not defined clearly what the developed system is supposed to do. A more goal oriented approach could be followed that could also enable the automatic formalization of the knowledge used in the context of a task according to the task's characteristics and knowledge formalized so far.}, series = {CHI 94 - Computer Human Interaction.}, timestamp = {2009-06-23T10:19:15.000+0200}, title = {Supporting Knowledge-Base Evolution with Incremental Formalization.}, year = 1994 }