Matters of Fact (Book).

Matters of Fact

BOOK REVIEW Medical Qigong: Fact or Fiction?

Animal Agriculture in South Carolina : A Fact Book

Book Review: What Matters? Putting Common Sense to Work

In What Matters? John Flach and Fred Voorhorst offer an approach to understanding everyday cognition that stands in contrast to the standard approach that has generated interest in logical puzzles, bias, and formal approaches to rationality. More on that question mark in the title later, but the words presage a concern with what matters to us as cognitive agents as we engage purposefully with o...

Building a Large Knowledge Base from a Structured Source: The CIA World Fact Book

The on-line world is populated by an increasing number of knowledge-rich resources. Furthermore, there is a growing trend among authors to provide semantic markup of these resources. This presents a tantalizing prospect. Perhaps we can leverage the person-years of effort invested in building these knowledge-rich resources to create large-scale knowledge bases. The World Fact Book knowledge base...