KBAI Research
Case Studies
The use of knowledge bases may be applied in a diverse set of scenarios, ranging from a shared, collective repository into an individual, private use.
Due to the broad scope of potential use, the case studies were organized by the number and structure of their users.
- Knowledge Consolidation - merge data from disperse sources and add semantic “glue” to allow intelligent queries and easy browsing.
Extract implicit connections, identify special scenarios, trigger actions, provide insights and contextual overviews.
- Community Share - use knowledge bases to share content and assist community members to find that knowledge based on interests.
Interactive knowledge sharing sessions, like conferences, and collaborative knowledge sharing platforms, like forums and brainstorming tools;
- My Life - covering the knowledge gathered and used individually by a user to plan and perform daily tasks.
The user personal tasks, goals, or any other knowledge relevant for its daily operations.
Annotations, memory aids and other knowledge that complement the user own memory and provides data for the automatic reasoning algorithms.
- User Advice - use knowledge dynamically updated to create personalized recommendations to costumers and staff members, to be able to represent their actions as knowledge and infer from past knowledge their interests.
- Project/Client Management - structure the knowledge about a project, a client, a product or a complex system, in order to maintain a timely evolving representation of all relevant information.