Paper Info
Title
A Very High Level Language To Capture Knowledge For An Intelligent Universal Situational Awareness (Usa) System
Abstract
Obtaining and using good information, particularly in potentially hazardous situations, may be the difference between a successful or disasterous event. The development of an Intelligent Universal Situation Awareness System (USA) to address these goals may take many forms; in this effort, the system is divided into five components: (a) a user interface - here we employ a natural language front-end; (b) a directed relational database miner (linker); (c) some method for capturing the knowledge bases - here we use a Very High Level Language (VHLL); (d) an extensible capability for accelerated knowledge acquisition; and (e) an unstructured text retrieval and presentation, using the user interface.This paper focuses on the VHHL which serves to facilitate knowledge expression and maintenance operations. The VHLL is underpinned by expert compiler technology. This technology may be bootstrapped for greater effectiveness. Objects for directed mining and linking are invoked as rule consequents in a Blackboard architecture. Using information hiding, objects can be visually displayed in the form of a tree to facilitate acquisition and maintenance operations. The approach is based upon ANSI-standard common lisp which is an extensible language upon which the proposed VHHL rests.
Year
Venue
Keywords
2003
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ISCA 12TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE INTELLIGENT AND ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS AND SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
situation awareness,high level language
Field
DocType
Citations 
Computer science,Situation awareness,Knowledge management,Very high-level programming language
Conference
0
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.34
1
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Stuart Harvey Rubin17320.96
Gordon K. Lee29629.59