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A knowledge processing system for data service network design

Fiddian et al., 1999

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2768567740486010863
Author
Fiddian N
Marti P
Pazzaglia J
Hui K
Preece A
Jones D
Cui Z
Publication year
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BT technology journal

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The knowledge reuse and fusion/transformation system (KRAFT) is research prototype software for combining and transforming constraint-based knowledge. It is being developed in collaboration with BT by three UK universities—Aberdeen, Cardiff and Liverpool. The …
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