Knowledge Transfer between Scientific Communities

Using Knowledge Wikis to Support Scientific Communities

With the success of numerous applications of the Web 2.0 the interest in a web–based support of scientific communities has also gained significant relevance. The concept of Wikis, one building block of the Web 2.0, has shown to be a reasonable infrastructure for sharing and refining any kind of knowledge. The most prominent example is the encyclopedia Wikipedia, but many smaller wiki applicatio...

Presenting the Strategic Orientation Model of Knowledge Transfer in Applied Scientific Comprehensive University

Purpose: The knowledge transfer in educational systems, especially higher education plays an important role in improving their educational and non-educational functions. Therefore, the purpose of this study was presenting the strategic orientation model of knowledge transfer in Applied Sciences Comprehensive University. Methodology: This study in terms of purpose was applied and in terms of im...

Using Knowledge Acquisition and Representation Tools to Support Scientific Communities

Widespread access to the Internet has led to the formation of geographically dispersed scientific communities collaborating through the network. The tools supporting such collaboration currently are based primarily on electronic mail through mailing list servers, and access to archives of research reports through ftp, gopher and world wide web. However, electronic communication can support the ...

Invisible colleges. Diffusion of knowledge in scientific communities

Knowledge Transfer between Automated Planners

transfer problem-solving experience from previous tasks into the new task. Recently, the artificial intelligence community has attempted to model this transfer in an effort to improve learning on new tasks by using knowledge from related tasks. For example, classification and inference algorithms have been extended to support transfer of conceptual knowledge (for a survey see Torrey and Shavlik...