Knowledge and its Representation in the Computer Era

 
PIIS023620070005953-5-1
DOI10.31857/S023620070005953-5
Publication type Review
Status Published
Authors
Occupation: Leading research fellow
Affiliation: RAS Institute of Control Sciences
Address: 65 Profsoyuznaya Str., Moscow 117997, Russian Federation
Occupation: Senior research fellow
Affiliation: RAS Institute of Philosophy
Address: 12/1 Goncharnaya Str., Moscow 109240, Russian Federation
Journal nameChelovek
EditionVolume 30 Issue №4
Pages94-112
Abstract

Knowledge Representation (KR) is a research area at the borderline between Computer Science and Philosophical Epistemology. Technically KR can be described as a division of Artificial Intelligence focused on prospective information and communication technologies aiming at the efficient use of large data sets.  On the other hand, knowledge and its representation is a central theme of philosophical reflection and analysis; this remark concerns not only the traditional philosophy but also the Analytic philosophy of the 20th century, which essentially uses formal logical methods.  The participants discussed new epistemic practices made possible by new computer-based technologies of knowledge representation.

Keywordsknowledge representation, artificial intelligence, neural networks, ontologies, expert knowledge
Received23.07.2019
Publication date30.07.2019
Number of characters43429
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