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business intelligence
captures and processes business data to generate information that supports decision making.
a comprehensive approach to capture and process business data
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business intelligence
umbrella term that includes the applications, infrastructure and tools, and best practice that enable access to and analysis of information to improve and optimize decisions and performance
concepts, practices, tools, and techniques to help business understand its core capabilities, provide snapshots of the company situation, and identify key opportunities to create competitive advantage
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business intelligence
using a data warehouse for strategic decision making 2 types: online analytical processing and data mining
analyzing large amounts of data for strategic decision making. these are two main techniques for business intelligence - online analytical processing -data mining
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business intelligence
encompasses a broad category of applications, technologies, and processes for gathering, accessing, and analyzing data to help business users make better decisions
set of applications, technologies, and processes for gathering, storing, analyzing, and accessing data to help users make better business decisions
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business intelligence
information technology that provides valuable information and knowledge by leveraging a variety of data sources
providing decision makers with valuable information and knowledge by leveraging a variety of sources of data, as well as structured and unstructured information.
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business intelligence
applications, technologies and processes that are used to gather, store, provide access to, and analyze information to support decision-making
the term used to describe the infrastructure, data, and software tools that help to analyze, organize, and control access to data to enable more informed decisions.
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business intelligence
analyzing large amounts of data for strategic decision making. there are two main business intelligence techniques: online analytical processing (olap) and data mining.
analyzing large amounts of data for strategic decision making. there are two main techniques: online analytical processing (olap) data mining
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business intelligence
information gathered from multiple sources that analyze patterns, trends, and relationships to strengthen the decision making process.
o information systems that process operational and other data to identify patterns, relationships, and trends for use by business professionals and other knowledge workers.
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business intelligence
a set of technologies and processes that use data to understand, analyze, and improve business performance. lower level than ba
the set of technologies and processes that use data to understand and analyze business performance.
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business intelligence
analyzing large amounts of data for strategic decision making. there are two techniques used: online analytical processing and data mining
analyzing large amounts of data for strategic decision making. these are two main techniques for business intelligence - online analytical processing -data mining
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business intelligence
provides a framework for analyzing decision support data and presenting generated information to end users to support business decisions
provides a framework for making business decisions that generate more data
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business intelligence
computer-based techniques used in spotting, digging-out, and analyzing 'hard' business data
computer based skills used in analyzing hard business data.
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business intelligence
the user-centered process o exploring data, data relationships and trends - helping to improve overall decision making for enterprises
describes processes and procedures for systematically gathering, storing, analyzing, and providing access to data to help enterprises in making better operative and strategic business decisions.
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business intelligence
information collected from multiple sources such as suppliers, customers, competitors, partners and patterns, trends, and relationships for strategic decision making.
info collected from multiple sources such as suppliers customers competitors partners industries and market conditions that are analyzed to find patterns trends and relationships for strategic decision making
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business intelligence
the process of using operational and other data to create information that exposes patterns, relationships, and trends of importance to the organization.
o information systems that process operational and other data to identify patterns, relationships, and trends for use by business professionals and other knowledge workers.
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business intelligence
umbrella term that includes the applications, infrastructure and tools, and best practice that enable access to and analysis of information to improve and optimize decisions and performance
provide easy access to data to provide business managers with the ability to conduct analysis transform data into information then into decisions then into action
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business intelligence
information that people use to support their decision-making efforts; solution to the data rich, info poor
describes information that people use to support their decision-making efforts
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business intelligence
information collected from multiple sources (suppliers, customers, competitors, industry sources) that analyze patterns, trends and relationships for strategic decision making
information collected from multiple sources such as suppliers, customers, competitors, partners, and industries that analyzes patterns, trends, and relationships for strategic business decision making
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business intelligence
the integration of statistical and analytical tools with decision support technologies to facilitate complex analysis of data by decision makers
concepts, practices, tools, and techniques to help business understand its core capabilities, provide snapshots of the company situation, and identify key opportunities to create competitive advantage
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business intelligence
quickly analyse and determine status of business enterprises presents huge amounts collected data in meaningful and actionable way support quick and better decision making
recommendations/charts based on historical information that does not really manipulate data to be able to make actionable insights.
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business intelligence
captures and processes business data to generate information that supports decision making.
comprehensive approach to capture and process business data w/purpose of generating information to support business decision making
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business intelligence
analyzing large amounts of data for strategic decision making. there are two techniques used: online analytical processing and data mining
using a data warehouse for strategic decision making 2 types: online analytical processing and data mining
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business intelligence
an assortment of software applications used to analyze and organizations raw data and changes the data into significant and meaningful information that helps an organizations make better decisions
the subset of data and information that actually has some explanatory power enabling effective decisions to be made
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business intelligence
applications and technologies that are used to gather, provide access to, and analyze data and information to support decision-making efforts
the term used to describe the infrastructure, data, and software tools that help to analyze, organize, and control access to data to enable more informed decisions.
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business intelligence
a technology-driven process for analyzing data and presenting useful information to help executives, managers and other end users make informed business decisions
combination of systems that help aggregate, access, + analyze business data + assist in business decision making process
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business intelligence
provide easy access to data to provide business managers with the ability to conduct analysis transform data into information then into decisions then into action
concepts, practices, tools, and techniques to help business understand its core capabilities, provide snapshots of the company situation, and identify key opportunities to create competitive advantage
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business intelligence
information technology that provides valuable information and knowledge by leveraging a variety of data sources
using information technology to gather information and knowledge by leveraging data sources
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business intelligence
information collected from multiple sources such as suppliers, customers, competitors, partners and patterns, trends, and relationships for strategic decision making.
information collected from multiple sources such as suppliers, customers, competitors, partners, and industries that analyzes patterns, trends, and relationships for strategic business decision making
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business intelligence
analyzing large amounts of data for strategic decision making. there are two main business intelligence techniques: online analytical processing (olap) and data mining.
analyzing large amounts of data for strategic decision making; includes online analytical processing and data mining
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business intelligence
applications, technologies and processes to make better business decisions. presents data in interesting ways with advanced reports and visuals to help managers make better decisions.
combination of systems that help aggregate, access, + analyze business data + assist in business decision making process
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business intelligence
analyzing large amounts of data for strategic decision making using data warehouses
using a data warehouse for strategic decision making
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business intelligence
umbrella term that combines architectures, tools, data-bases, analytical tools, applications, and methodologies. its main objective is to enable interactive access (sometimes in real time) to data.
an umbrella term that combines architectures, tools, data-bases, analytical tools, applications, and methodologies with main objective to enable interactive to data.
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business intelligence
info collected from multiple sources such as suppliers customers competitors partners industries and market conditions that are analyzed to find patterns trends and relationships for strategic decision making
information collected from multiple sources such as suppliers, customers, competitors, partners, and industries that analyzes patterns, trends, and relationships for strategic business decision making
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business intelligence
analyzing large amounts of data for strategic decision making. there are two main techniques: online analytical processing (olap) data mining
analyzing large amounts of data for strategic decision making; includes online analytical processing and data mining
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business intelligence
a broad category of applications, technologies and processes for gathering, storing, accessing and analysing data to help business users make better decisions.
set of applications, technologies, and processes for gathering, storing, analyzing, and accessing data to help users make better business decisions
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business intelligence
umbrella term that combines architectures, tools, databases, analytical tools, applications. objective is to enable easy access and transform data
an umbrella term that combines architectures, tools, data-bases, analytical tools, applications, and methodologies with main objective to enable interactive to data.
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business intelligence
analyzing large amounts of data for strategic decision making two techniques: olap and data mining
analyzing large amounts of data for strategic decision making. there are two main techniques: online analytical processing (olap) data mining
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business intelligence
analyzing large amounts of data for strategic decision making. it is a component (subset) of knowledge management.
dta analytics and predictive modeling used to gain insight from data to improve quaility of biz decisions
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business intelligence
a broad category of applications, technologies and processes for gathering, storing, accessing and analysing data to help business users make better decisions.
encompasses a broad category of applications, technologies, and processes for gathering, accessing, and analyzing data to help business users make better decisions
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business intelligence
information gathered from multiple sources that analyze patterns, trends, and relationships to strengthen the decision making process.
the process of using operational and other data to create information that exposes patterns, relationships, and trends of importance to the organization.
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mutual exclusion
only one thread can enter a critical section at a time
guarantees that only a single thread ever enters the critical section
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mutual exclusion
gain exclusive access to a shared resource; only one thread of control can operate upon that resource at a time - multiple threads of control are serialized.
messages and delay are necessary to get granted the permission to access the resource (this means entering the critical section) or to release the permission (exiting it)
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mutual exclusion
only allowing one process to access a shared-resource at a time.
there is a set of processes and only one of them is able to access a given resource or perform a given function at any time.
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mutual exclusion
1. only one process at a time can use a resource(hardware/software) 2. simultaneous actions may lead to one action being incomplete.
class of safety problems that deal with using a shared resource, and characterizing behaviors in which two processes never access the shared resource at the same time.
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mutual exclusion
messages and delay are necessary to get granted the permission to access the resource (this means entering the critical section) or to release the permission (exiting it)
there is a set of processes and only one of them is able to access a given resource or perform a given function at any time.
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mutual exclusion
can be used to avoid a race condition. --> find a way to prevent one process from accessing some shared data, while another process is already using it
class of safety problems that deal with using a shared resource, and characterizing behaviors in which two processes never access the shared resource at the same time.
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mutual exclusion
messages and delay are necessary to get granted the permission to access the resource (this means entering the critical section) or to release the permission (exiting it)
only allowing one process to access a shared-resource at a time.
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functional dependencies
derived from real world constraints and used with keys to define normal forms of relations
attribute that is dependent upon at least one other attribute.
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functional dependencies
is a relationship that exists when one attribute uniquely determines another attribute
a trait that may appear between attribute types that states that one attribute's value implies another's
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functional dependencies
is a relationship that exists when one attribute uniquely determines another attribute
a means of expressing that the value of one particular attribute is associated with a single, specific value of another attribute
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functional dependencies
a means of expressing that the value of one particular attribute is associated with a single, specific value of another attribute
a trait that may appear between attribute types that states that one attribute's value implies another's
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knowledge base
represents facts and rules.
(1st component of expert systems) - stores data, rules, cases, and relationships - rules (if then else)
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knowledge base
the set of rules that expert systems use to model human knowledge
expert systems model human knowledge as set if rules
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knowledge base
central or distributed electronic environment to capture and store data and information.
contains data, rules, procedures, and relationships used by expert system
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knowledge base
1) stores expert's knowledge(fb,rb) 2) holds highly specialized knowledge,specific for a given domain 3) large set of rules
represents the organised storage of knowledge with or without the use of computers. facilitates in accessing knowledge whenever required contains rules, principles, theories, best practices etc manages through computers
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knowledge base
database helps collect and organize the information and develop relationships among information components.
a database of help information usually related to a specific subject
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knowledge base
sets of hundreds of rules through the rule base in an expert system by forward or backward chaining
this is a set of facts about a domain, coded in rules, that are often supplied by an expert and coded by a knowledge engineer.
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knowledge base
represents the organised storage of knowledge with or without the use of computers. facilitates in accessing knowledge whenever required contains rules, principles, theories, best practices etc manages through computers
facts and rules about a certain domain of interest.
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knowledge base
sets of hundreds of rules through the rule base in an expert system by forward or backward chaining
a set of general facts and if then rules supplied by an expert.
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knowledge base
this is required to mimic human memory and experience in ai technology
represents the organised storage of knowledge with or without the use of computers. facilitates in accessing knowledge whenever required contains rules, principles, theories, best practices etc manages through computers
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knowledge base
1) stores expert's knowledge(fb,rb) 2) holds highly specialized knowledge,specific for a given domain 3) large set of rules
a place for an organization to store and organize its knowledge (usually a database or software program)
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knowledge base
the amount of information a person or medium knows that often expands over time with the addition of new information.
contains data, rules, procedures, and relationships used by expert system
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knowledge base
database helps collect and organize the information and develop relationships among information components.
the amount of information a person or medium knows that often expands over time with the addition of new information.
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knowledge base
knowledge management systems use these large databases that allow users to find information by keyword or phrases
a popular systems development technique that uses a group of users, managers, and it professionals that work together to gather information, discuss business needs, and define the new system requirements.
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knowledge base
knowledge management systems use these large databases that allow users to find information by keyword or phrases
allows users to find information by entering keywords or questions in normal english phrases
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knowledge base
model of human knowledge that expert systems use.
expert systems model human knowledge as set if rules
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knowledge base
stores all relevant information, data, rules, cases, and relationships that the expert system uses
contains data, rules, procedures, and relationships used by expert system
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knowledge base
an organized collection of information, articles, procedures, tips, and solutions to existing problems that can serve as a resource in a problem-solving situation.
a collection of accumulated insights and solutions to the problems encountered on a particular network.
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knowledge base
part of an expert system that contains expert knowledge and accumulated experience in a particular field.
the collection of facts and rules obtained from experts that are incorporated into an expert system.
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knowledge base
stores all relevant information, data, rules, cases, and relationships that the expert system uses
the amount of information a person or medium knows that often expands over time with the addition of new information.
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knowledge base
part of an expert system that contains expert knowledge and accumulated experience in a particular field.
contains the rules known by an expert system.
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knowledge base
the collection of data, rules, procedures, and relationships that must be followed to achieve value or the proper outcome
stores all relevant information, data, rules, cases, and relationships that the expert system uses
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knowledge base
database helps collect and organize the information and develop relationships among information components.
the collection of data, rules, procedures, and relationships that must be followed to achieve value or the proper outcome
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knowledge base
a place for an organization to store and organize its knowledge (usually a database or software program)
represents the organised storage of knowledge with or without the use of computers. facilitates in accessing knowledge whenever required contains rules, principles, theories, best practices etc manages through computers
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knowledge base
model of human knowledge that expert systems use.
the set of rules that expert systems use to model human knowledge
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knowledge base
central or distributed electronic environment to capture and store data and information.
stores all relevant information, data, rules, cases, and relationships that the expert system uses
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knowledge base
central or distributed electronic environment to capture and store data and information.
the amount of information a person or medium knows that often expands over time with the addition of new information.
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knowledge base
database helps collect and organize the information and develop relationships among information components.
contains data, rules, procedures, and relationships used by expert system
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knowledge base
area of an expert system where all facts about the knowledge domain are stored.
a set facts known to an expert system.
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knowledge base
1) stores expert's knowledge(fb,rb) 2) holds highly specialized knowledge,specific for a given domain 3) large set of rules
facts and rules about a certain domain of interest.
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knowledge base
knowledge management systems use these large databases that allow users to find information by keyword or phrases
a large database that allows users to find information by clicking menus, typing keywords, or entering text questions in normal phrases
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knowledge base
central or distributed electronic environment to capture and store data and information.
the collection of data, rules, procedures, and relationships that must be followed to achieve value or the proper outcome
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knowledge base
central or distributed electronic environment to capture and store data and information.
database helps collect and organize the information and develop relationships among information components.
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knowledge base
stores all relevant information, data, rules, cases, and relationships that the expert system uses
a database of help information usually related to a specific subject
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knowledge base
central or distributed electronic environment to capture and store data and information.
a database of help information usually related to a specific subject
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knowledge base
this is required to mimic human memory and experience in ai technology
facts and rules about a certain domain of interest.
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knowledge base
used by an es, collection of facts and relationships among them, uses an inference engine and is built as a series of if-then rules
used by an es, the collection of facts and relationships among them (built as a series of if-then rules)
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knowledge base
database helps collect and organize the information and develop relationships among information components.
stores all relevant information, data, rules, cases, and relationships that the expert system uses
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knowledge base
a body of knowledge in a particular area that makes it easier to master new information in that area
is one's existing information about a topic or content area
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knowledge base
the facts and rules are incorporated into a knowledge base which is stored in a computer file and can be manipulated by software called an inference engine
stored information and rules which are used to solve problems. a knowledge base is stored in a computer file and utilised by the inference engine
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knowledge base
allows users to find information by entering keywords or questions in normal english phrases
a large database that allows users to find information by clicking menus, typing keywords, or entering text questions in normal phrases
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knowledge base
the amount of information a person or medium knows that often expands over time with the addition of new information.
a database of help information usually related to a specific subject
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knowledge base
the collection of data, rules, procedures, and relationships that must be followed to achieve value or the proper outcome
contains data, rules, procedures, and relationships used by expert system
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cache size
data storage inside cpu, large cache size means that more data can be stored for quick access.
more cache = faster access to more data = better performance
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cache size
gives the cpu faster access to more data
cache is data storage inside the cpu that's much faster than ram. a larger cache means the cpu can access frequently used data faster.
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cache size
the bigger the cache, the more frequently used data can be stored for fast access
more space for frequently used instructions / data, more storage for very fast access, faster fetching of instructions, faster processing
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cache size
more space for frequently used instructions / data, more storage for very fast access, faster fetching of instructions, faster processing
data storage inside cpu, large cache size means that more data can be stored for quick access.
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cache size
the bigger the cache, the more frequently used data can be stored for fast access
data storage inside cpu, large cache size means that more data can be stored for quick access.
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cache size
the bigger the cache, the more frequently used data can be stored for fast access
more cache = faster access to more data = better performance
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hierarchical organization
large, general categories can be further divided into smaller, more specific categories -subordinate (global) -basic -subordinate (specific)
larger, more general categories are divided into smaller, more specific categories, creating a number of levels of categories