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        A knowledge extraction approach for capturing dispersed knowledge and its application to the modelling of working environments for people with disabilities

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        Hewitt, J.
        Sapsford-Francis, J.
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        2299/4874
        Abstract
        This paper further develops the Generic Reference Model Approach to modelling working environments by describing a method of knowledge extraction which is suitable for use by non-expert practitioners in a variety of countries. The method, TOX, was developed to solve the specific problems encountered in the MODEMA project which is building a knowledge based browsing system to support queries relating to the integration of people with disabilities into paid employment.
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        1994
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        http://hdl.handle.net/2299/4874
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