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The objective of this work is to discuss how vocabularies can contribute to assigning computational semantics to digital research data within the context of Big Data, so that computers can process them, allowing their reuse on large scale. A...
Oracle Bone Studies (OBS) benefit a lot from the introduction of computer science and artificial intelligence (AI), which changes the traditional way of organization of OBS knowledge, and results in a rapid accumulation of important research data....
This article presents the history, contents, structures, functions, and applications of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD), which is a global standard maintained by the World Health Organization (WHO). The article aims to...
The review attempts to compare different points of view on the essence of the systems approach, describe the terminological confusion around it and analyse the numerous definitions of system. It is shown that the vagueness and ambiguity of the...