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Application of knowledge base design techniques to genetic markers
1995
Proceedings of the fourth international conference on Information and knowledge management - CIKM '95
Knowledge bases can be quickly accepted into realistic settings if they are developed rapidly and they support critical tasks. Genetics is one area where knowledge management is necessary to provide intelligent access to complex information. Multiple reasoning systems accessing the same knowledge base can contribute directly to the progress of science. Genetics is a rapidly changing field and the rapid development of intelligent systems is becoming crucial for the analysis of information.
doi:10.1145/221270.221624
dblp:conf/cikm/Graves95
fatcat:s2n6bgey3bgnfnzftojapg5dcu