Abstract :
The Kabiria document management system, which represents the knowledge needed by document producers and users as a component of document semantics, is discussed. Kabiria supports the classification, filing, and retrieval of office documents through three levels of knowledge representation: a static level, bound to the structure and textual content of documents; a procedural level, related to the operational aspects of office work; and a domain level, related to the specific application domain and its governing regulations. While documents are represented at a deep level of detail, the office context of procedures, agents, events, and regulations is represented in terms of elements that are modeled according to their links to documents.<>
Keywords :
document handling; information retrieval systems; knowledge based systems; office automation; records management; Kabiria document management system; classification; document producers; document semantics; domain level; filing; knowledge representation; knowledge-based document filing; office context; office documents; office work; operational aspects; procedural level; retrieval; specific application domain; static level; textual content; Cities and towns; Content based retrieval; Context modeling; Information retrieval; Joining processes; Licenses; Logic; Mechanical factors; Office automation; Tree data structures;
