Research on Reliability of Knowledge-Updating in A Kind of Network Knowledge System
ABSTRACT
The definition of reliability of knowledge-updating in network knowledge resource management system (NKRM system for brief) has been given in this paper, which has important reference value to the evaluation of NKRM system. Besides, two kinds of models in NKRM system have been introduced. And one of the most common methods to improve reliability is the redundant technique. However, reliability and efficiency are inconsistent each other. By treating each knowledge as one part of the system, this paper proposes method of joint reserve of knowledge that may resolve this problem.
The definition of reliability of knowledge-updating in network knowledge resource management system (NKRM system for brief) has been given in this paper, which has important reference value to the evaluation of NKRM system. Besides, two kinds of models in NKRM system have been introduced. And one of the most common methods to improve reliability is the redundant technique. However, reliability and efficiency are inconsistent each other. By treating each knowledge as one part of the system, this paper proposes method of joint reserve of knowledge that may resolve this problem.
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nullJ. Shen, Z. Yin and Y. Guo, "Research on Reliability of Knowledge-Updating in A Kind of Network Knowledge System," Intelligent Information Management, Vol. 3 No. 6, 2011, pp. 215-218. doi: 10.4236/iim.2011.36026.
nullJ. Shen, Z. Yin and Y. Guo, "Research on Reliability of Knowledge-Updating in A Kind of Network Knowledge System," Intelligent Information Management, Vol. 3 No. 6, 2011, pp. 215-218. doi: 10.4236/iim.2011.36026.
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