Knowledge Representation Approaches

What is the simplest way to represent declarative facts?

• A set of relations used in the database system.

• A collection of frames.

• A semantic network.

• A slot and filler structure.

What does inheritable knowledge allow?

• Elements to inherit attributes from their parents.

• Elements to be completely independent.

• Elements to have no attributes.

• Elements to inherit all attributes from their parents.

What is the advantage of procedural knowledge?

• It can represent heuristic or domain-specific knowledge.

• It is always complete.

• It does not require control information.

• It is easy to modify.

What is the disadvantage of procedural knowledge?

• Completeness.

• Simplicity.

• Consistency.

• Modularity.

What does inferential knowledge generate?

• New information from the given information.

• Only existing information.

• No information.

• Only data gathering.

What is a common use of semantic networks?

• To represent knowledge in a structured form.

• To store large amounts of data.

• To perform complex calculations.

• To visualize data trends.

What is a key characteristic of declarative knowledge?

• It focuses on 'how' to do things.

• It emphasizes 'what' is known.

• It is always dynamic.

• It requires active problem-solving.

What type of knowledge is typically easier to transfer between individuals?

• Procedural knowledge.

• Declarative knowledge.

• Experiential knowledge.

• Implicit knowledge.