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9/10/2011 Lucio Campanelli

Problem !
Uncontrolled proliferation of information causes chaos.

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Even if we have software that help us searching and storing information we still have a crucial need to make sense of their relationships. Instead of dreaming about a super mind lets consider another path Genetics

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Welcome to

The Knowledge DNA

How The Knowledge DNA works!

A given information item (video, document, website, profile) is represented by a vector containing a list of attributes (analogous to trait-determining genes for organisms in the field of genetics). Each attribute (gene) corresponds to a keyword or key-phrase screened by a keyword retrieval algorithm based on a our Knowledge classification system or ontology, The knowledge DNA. Genes consist in characteristics of the information item . For example, information visualization (gene a) and graph theory (gene b) are characteristics of infovis conference (item 1) . The identification of a gene is based on a process of selections and interpolations of information taken from different domains and classification systems ( Fig 1 and Fig 2). A group of genes determines a knowledge genre (KG), such as computer science KG have 150 genes, history KG have 350, and art KG have approximately 400. Other Knowledge genres, such as business and literature have 300500 genes. The system depends on a sufficient number of genes and genres appropriate for each particular item to render useful results.

Given the vector of one or more items selected by the users and a selection of web domains a list of other similar items is constructed using a distance function by the system (Fig 3).

The Knowledge DNA (Fig. 1)

Computer science

Domains

Dewey Decimal Classification system

(computer science and general work)

gene

Colon classification system

Z -- BIBLIOGRAPHY. LIBRARY SCIENCE. I NFORMATION RESOURCES (GENERAL)

Library of Congress Classification system

(library science)

The Knowledge DNA

Dewey classification system

(Fig. 2)
Wikipedia
000-099 Computer science, information & general works 000 Computer science, knowledge & systems 000 Computer science, knowledge & general works 001 Knowledge 002 The book (i.e. Meta writings about books) 003 Systems 004 Data processing & computer science 005 Computer programming, programs & data 006 Special computer methods 007 [Unassigned] 008 [Unassigned] 009 [Unassigned] 010 Bibliographies 010 Bibliography 011 Bibliographies 012 Bibliographies of individuals 013 [Unassigned] 014 Of anonymous & pseudonymous works 015 Bibliographies of works from specific places 016 Bibliographies of works on specific subjects 017 General subject catalogs 018 Catalogs arranged by author, date, etc. 019 Dictionary catalogs 020 Library & information sciences 020 Library & information sciences 021 Library relationships 022 Administration of physical plant 023 Personnel management 024 No longer usedformerly Regulations for readers 025 Library operations 026 Libraries for specific subjects 027 General libraries 028 Reading & use of other information media 029 No longer usedformerly Literary methods 030 Encyclopedias & books of facts 030 General encyclopedic works 031 Encyclopedias in American English ....

Computer science, information and general works Philosophy and psychology Religion Social sciences Language Science (including mathematics) Technology and applied Science Arts and recreation Literature History, geography, and biography

gene
Computer science

The Knowledge DNA (Fig. 3)

Recommended Item by the system

user

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gene
gene gene Information Item selected by the user

Knowledge DNA
technology

Difference with competitors, Where drop.io or drop box imposes a folder structure on the users data, study stream delivers an experience that is crafted around the workflow and work processes for higly collaborative connected research groups. Version 1: institution name -in pulse (....-inpulse) (...-stream) Sharing innovation focus repository for a specific institution name unit. Try to make them our contractor Karen

Key features of institution name-inpulse (-stream) system:

1) 2) Recommend information items of interest (Pandora, netflix) Build a profile (linked in, facebook)

User experience funnel

Users activities Receive the promotion Register Use free service Use paid service Uploads share Nusers 5000 500 100 10 10 10

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Timeline for the project

activities

Version 1 (institution name widjet) 1) Write down the requirements for institution name a) Prioritaze the requirements 2) Design the wireframe of the design 3) Sign of the contract with institution name let them have their skin in the game their success is tight with our success 1) Team build the software

Release prototype

Test

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1) installed software at institution name

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