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Archival science / Art history / Data collection / Provenance / Reachability / Knowledge discovery / Graph / Science / Information science / Data mining / Mathematics / Knowledge representation
Date: 2011-07-24 15:42:53
Archival science
Art history
Data collection
Provenance
Reachability
Knowledge discovery
Graph
Science
Information science
Data mining
Mathematics
Knowledge representation

Provenance and Knowledge Abstraction for Knowledge Discovery

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