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Domain-specific knowledge is a field of knowledge that follows certain well-published assumptions and conventions specified by relevant domain experts. The knowledge content should be documented using domain-specific terminology, and supported by prior operational or experimental/antedotal data content. [[Domain-specific data set]] can be utilized as a resource for accumulating and supporting [[domain-specific knowledge]]. | Domain-specific knowledge is a field of knowledge that follows certain well-published assumptions and conventions specified by relevant domain experts. The knowledge content should be documented using domain-specific terminology, and supported by prior operational or experimental/antedotal data content. [[Domain-specific data set]] can be utilized as a resource for accumulating and supporting [[domain-specific knowledge]]. | ||
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In computing science, [[domain-specific knowledge]] can be encoded in [[domain-specific language]]. Such language will provide the semantics to reason about concrete scenarios given [[domain-specific data set]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 02:20, 16 February 2022
Domain-specific knowledge is a field of knowledge that follows certain well-published assumptions and conventions specified by relevant domain experts. The knowledge content should be documented using domain-specific terminology, and supported by prior operational or experimental/antedotal data content. Domain-specific data set can be utilized as a resource for accumulating and supporting domain-specific knowledge.
Domain-specific knowledge management
In computing science, domain-specific knowledge can be encoded in domain-specific language. Such language will provide the semantics to reason about concrete scenarios given domain-specific data set.