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Modelling Knowledge Systems using Relation Nets and Hypernets

In the book "Knowledge Representation and Relation Nets" we introduced a structural model called a Relation Net and a special relation net called a Concept Relationship Knowledge Structure (CRKS). In this work we broaden the notion of a relation net to produce a new but associated structural model, a Hypernet. We show that the general theory of hypernets has applications in the acquisition/learning, representation, retrieval, accommodation and assimilation, management and communication/teaching of knowledge, and also in problem representation and solution and in modelling the various modes of reasoning. This report is a revised and extended version of Relation Nets and Hypernets, Technical Report TR-01-020, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science , University of Mannheim, 2001.