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An Introduction to Ontology Based Structured Knowledge Base System: Knowledge Acquisition Module

2013

The following text presents the method of supplementing and verifying information stored in a framework system of the semantic knowledge base. The indicated method refers to the knowledge of ontological character, in other words to information about definitions of concepts and relationships among them. The aim of the method is the constant supplementing and verifying of the knowledge, and making more precise and detailed information about existing connections between concepts. The key aspect of the method is questions generating strictly dependent on the preconceived structure of stored knowledge.

business.industryComputer scienceKnowledge engineeringOpen Knowledge Base ConnectivityProcedural knowledgecomputer.software_genreKnowledge-based systemsKnowledge extractionKnowledge baseKnowledge integrationDomain knowledgeArtificial intelligencebusinesscomputerNatural language processing
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Vertical Integration due to Software Systems' Modularity

2009

In their product portfolio, OSS/BSS software vendors make products pre-integrated with each other as well as with other related OSS/BSS products. Prior to the full-scale development and integration, it is vital for these vendors to assess which products are reasonable to integrate. Such integration of software may be aimed at achieving different goals, such as: Reducing software integration efforts. Software vendors aim at maximizing their profits, whereas their customers (i.e., CSPs) aim at minimizing their costs by avoiding the integration job. As a result, to approach a win–win scenario, vendors provide already integrated products or subsystems (pre-integrated modules). Sharing similar k…

business.industryComputer sciencemedia_common.quotation_subjectReuseModularityVertical integrationSoftwareKnowledge baseSystems engineeringSystem integrationQuality (business)Software systemSoftware engineeringbusinessmedia_common
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[Loyauté des transactions sur un marché relatif aux attributs de croyance : une analyse appliquée aux produits agro-alimentaires]

2001

International audience; Après avoir décliné la typologie des caractéristiques des produits en termes d'attributs de recherche, d'expérience et de croyance, les auteurs soulignent les mécanismes susceptibles d'assurer l'efficacité des transactions marchandes. Afin de cerner les enjeux liés à la loyauté des transactions dans le cas des attributs de croyance, ils montrent à l'aide d'un jeu simple, le caractère crucial des phases de définition, de vérification et de signalement, ces dernières nécessitant généralement l'intervention d'agents extérieurs à la transaction marchande.

business.industryCredence[SDV]Life Sciences [q-bio]Economics Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)Food safety[SDV] Life Sciences [q-bio]Food packagingCredence goodCommerceKaufkraftparitätProduktqualitätFood productsINFORMATION DU CONSOMMATEUREuropean integrationEconomicsddc:330Consommation distribution et transformationBusiness Management and Accounting (miscellaneous)AußenhandelFood qualitybusinessSocial policyVertrauensgüter
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<title>Distance functions in dynamic integration of data mining techniques</title>

2000

One of the most important directions in the improvement of data mining and knowledge discovery is the integration of multiple data mining techniques. An integration method needs to be able either to evaluate and select the most appropriate data mining technique or to combine two or more techniques efficiently. A recent integration method for the dynamic integration of multiple data mining techniques is based on the assumption that each of the data mining techniques is the best one inside a certain subarea of the whole domain area. This method uses an instance-based learning approach to collect information about the competence areas of the mining techniques and applies a distance function to…

business.industryData stream miningComputer scienceFeature selectionMachine learningcomputer.software_genreData modelingInformation extractionKnowledge extractionMetric (mathematics)Artificial intelligenceData miningbusinesscomputerInformation integrationData integrationSPIE Proceedings
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Reconsidering learning by exporting

2012

Self-selection and learning by exporting are the main explanations for the higher productivity of exporting firms. But, whereas evidence on self-selection is largely undisputed, results on learning by exporting are mixed and far from conclusive. However, recent research by De Loecker (J Int Econ 73(1):69–98, 2007) has shown that the conclusions from previous learning by exporting studies may have been driven by strong assumptions about the evolution of productivity and the role of export status. Relaxing these assumptions turns out to be critical to find evidence of learning by exporting in a representative sample of Spanish manufacturing firms. Our results indicate that the yearly average …

business.industryEuropean integrationEconomicsManufacturing firmsInternational tradeInternational economicsbusinessGeneral Economics Econometrics and FinanceProductivityReview of World Economics
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EMU and the Euro-Mediterranean Dialogue: Trade Interdependence between Mediterranean and Euro-area Countries

2009

Economic interdependence and trade encourage international dialogue and represent a base for reducing international conflicts. Hence, international co-operation for the reduction of barriers to trade and capital flows can be important not only in inducing economic progress, but also in promoting peace (Polachek and Siegle 2006). In this respect, the introduction of the euro represents an epochal event for both the participants in the single European currency and for their external partners, and in particular those in neighbouring regions. However, whilst a large body of literature has focused on analysing the first, in particular, with respect to the impact of the euro on intra-regional tra…

business.industryInternational tradeInternational economicsCurrency unionInternational free trade agreementGravity model of tradeCurrencyEconomic progressEconomicsCapital flowsTrade barrierbusinessEuro-Mediterranean Integration Trade Interdependence Gravity ModelEconomic interdependence
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Measuring the market power in the ceramic tile industry: An international comparison

2004

This paper measures the degree of competition faced by Spanish and Italian exporters of ceramic tiles in several European Union member states. The results indicate that Spanish producers have a substantial market power while Italian exporters face a high degree of competition. This finding is consistent with the significant gain (loss) in the world production and export shares that Spanish (Italian) producers experienced during the 1990s. The results are also consistent with accounting data. Furthermore, comparisons in the extent of market power across source countries and European destination markets reveal that most variation in the data is related to the source country. JEL no. F12, F14,…

business.industryMember statesInternational tradeCompetition (economics)Ceramic tilesvisual_artEuropean integrationvisual_art.visual_art_mediummedia_common.cataloged_instanceProduction (economics)Market powerBusinessTileEuropean unionGeneral Economics Econometrics and Financemedia_commonReview of World Economics
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Before and after: employees' views on corporate social responsibility: energy‐sector stakeholders in Nordic post‐merger integration

2009

PurposeThe aim of this paper is to describe and qualitatively explain certain observations concerning corporate social responsibility from the personnel standpoint with special reference to various stakeholders.Design/methodology/approachThe observations were made in connection with earlier studies on organizational change. The paper draws on stakeholder thinking and offers a view regarding the way employees perceive business issues concerning CSR in relation to corporate stakeholder groups. Should a business give priority to the interests of its owners or take all stakeholder groups equally into account? How do employees see their own relations with other stakeholder groups, and do their v…

business.industryProcess (engineering)Project stakeholderChange managementStakeholderPost-merger integrationPublic relationsGeneral Business Management and AccountingCorporate social responsibilityStakeholder analysisBusinessMarketingStakeholder theorySocial Sciences (miscellaneous)Social Responsibility Journal
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RDF-Based Web Information Integration System: A Travel System Use Case

2018

Enterprises are continually faced with the challenge of integrating heterogeneous systems with incompatible interfaces, data structures (Source structured relational databases, semi-structured sources, XML, or unstructured documents: texts), access mode and technologies. When companies adopt SOA (Service Oriented Architecture), that provides an alternative to traditional design of applications by allowing a designer to assemble and compose existing services that implement the functions of a given application domain, they realize that there is a significant risk that Web services only do not solve the problem of compatibility in the data. Our paper gives a solution to these issues by setting…

business.industryRelational databaseComputer sciencecomputer.internet_protocol02 engineering and technologycomputer.file_formatService-oriented architecturecomputer.software_genreData structureApplication domain020204 information systems0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineering020201 artificial intelligence & image processingRDFWeb serviceSoftware engineeringbusinesscomputerXMLData integration2018 14th International Conference on Signal-Image Technology & Internet-Based Systems (SITIS)
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Competitiveness Gap of the European Union Member Countries in the Context of Europe 2020 Strategy

2015

Abstract This paper is addressing issues of the competitiveness gap of the European Union member countries in the context of Europe 2020 strategy's smart growth. Authors are examining current competitiveness situation when economic performance of some countries are significantly better than others and how does it fit in the competitiveness framework set by Europe 2020 strategy. To have a closer look at the smart growth of European Union member countries authors examine R&D expenditures and their impact on patents and high-technology share in exports as one of the indicators of the competitiveness.

business.industryResearch and DevelopmentSmart growthContext (language use)International tradeCompetitivenessEuropean integrationmedia_common.cataloged_instancePatentGeneral Materials ScienceEuropean UnionEuropean unionbusinessmedia_commonProcedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences
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