Strengthening the knowledge base and reducing fragmentation
Reducing Building Information Fragmentation: A BIM-Specifications Approach
... 3.1 Results 3.1.1 ProductSpec Productspec serves as a national library of products in New Zealand with 22 main categories, 101 sub-categories containing over 12,500 CAD and BIM files for architecture, design and ...
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Optimization of Backup Storage by Reducing Fragmentation in Distributed Environment
... The fragmentation is classified into two categories: sparse containers and out-of-order The former reduces restore performance, which might be self-addressed by increasing the size of the cache used for ...of ...
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Reducing impact of data fragmentation caused by in-line deduplication
... a base feature useful for the subsequent features described ...high fragmentation we may not have enough spindles even to read block metadata fast ...
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An Optimization of Backup Storage using Backup History and Cache Knowledge in reducing Data Fragmentation for In_line deduplication in Distributed
... causes fragmentation [2] that may increases seek for sequent successive reads of a similar data thus, increasing ...deduplicating knowledge needs additional disk IOs to access on-disk deduplication ...
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Maximizing the knowledge base: Knowledge Base+ and the Global Open Knowledgebase
... International Cooperation One of the main critiques of initiatives such as GOKb and KB+ is that, given the limited resources available to them, it will be impossible for them to offer the comprehensiveness of the ...
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THE PRACTICE OF STRENGTHENING OF RESOURCE BASE IN PRIVATE BANKS
... Resource Theories were first researched by such classical economists as E. Perouz, B. Wernerfelt, R. Ramelt, D. Tis, J. Barney, M. Peters, K. Conner, K. Prahalad, G. Clnerner, and others in their scientific research. At ...
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The Importance and Value of Knowledge in the Context of Informatization: The Problem of Knowledge Fragmentation
... the fragmentation of knowledge can occur, which is thus a consequence of a shallow (‘thoughtless’) acquirement of disjointed (mutually unconnected) pieces of ...insufficient knowledge base ...
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Mobile Robot Knowledge Base
... for reducing this burden, to Washington Headquarters Services, Directorate for Information Operations and Reports, 1215 Jefferson Davis Highway, Suite 1204, Arlington VA ...
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Canonicalizing Knowledge Base Literals
... Knowledge-based Learning We developed some strategies to fully train our neural networks with the supervision of the KB itself. One strategy is the separated extrac- tion of general samples and particular samples. ...
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Correcting Knowledge Base Assertions
... is constructed similarly. The size of T pos and T neд is balanced. 4.3.3 Observed Features. We extract two kinds of observed features — the path feature and the node feature. The former represents potential relations ...
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Building a Knowledge Base for Parliament
... In addition to offering Internet searching, Figure 7-3 shows that 45% of chambers and parliaments have a portal that organizes and provides access to Internet resources. 36% more stated that they are planning to do so in ...
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COMOS FEED Knowledge Base
... the Knowledge Base in COMOS, the planning process is controlled from beginning to ...the Knowledge Base during the early planning phase reduces the risk of error and guarantees high quality of ...
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Reducing Care Fragmentation
... Improve communication between the provider groups. Develop “seamless handoffs” for patients. Safford champions service agreements, not because they formalize a process but because[r] ...
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Reducing Care Fragmentation
... Care Fragmentation 13 Although some primary care practices can successfully distribute the tasks of care coordination among team members, most benefit from designating a specific person to handle the patient ...
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Reducing fragmentation in a scattered eid marked
... Identity & Signature as a Service End User SAML(xml) Web Service Authenticators (eID) /OCSP/ Proprietary ID Verification Redirect (https) eID infrastructure: E-signature. DISPs add [r] ...
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Reducing Fragmentation in Incremental Author Name Disambiguation
... In our experimental evaluation, we evaluated several strategies to merge such fragmented clusters while trying to preserve their purity. We want to merge fragmented clusters, but with a reduced chance of a mistaken ...
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Reducing Risk Through Inversion and Self-Strengthening
... The example given in (Pahl et al., 2007), is essentially an example of self-strengthening by capturing a proportional compensating response. 4.3. Using Positive Feedback Loops as Self-Strengthening ...
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Progress Report on Strengthening the Financial Base of the Bank
... In the Plan for Strengthening the Financial Base of the Bank, we plan to redeem ¥550 billion of preferred stock in FY2002 - FY2004. However, as we are making haste to decrease our problem assets as one of ...
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Knowledge Base Article
... Several standard Windows techniques can be used to allow the users to access the ISONAS software from multiple workstations when monitoring and configuring the ISONAS Access system.. T[r] ...
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Knowledge Base Article
... To help assure that the Principal or Vice-Principal realize that they just placed the school into lockdown mode, these card should be “rejected” and not open the doors1. Supply a push-[r] ...
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