NETWORK-CENTRIC EXPERTS INTERACTION IN THE NARRATIVE DISCOURSE FORMAT
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Background. The methodological bases and tools for providing information-analytical activity of experts in the process of using and processing large volumes of information arrays are described. The aim of the work was to determine the methodological principles and tools that ensure the transformation of unstructured documents in the format of interactive knowledge bases.
Materials and methods. Results. The basic functional categories of interaction with the distributed information are defined, namely: structuring, classification, criterization, synthesis and estimation. Theoretical bases of transformation of narrative descriptions of documents into a format of interactive systems of knowledge are considered. To do this, a certain set of tools is defined — taxonomy, ontology, indexing, search, intertextual linking, selection, aggregation of cognitive functions, etc.
Conclusions. Transdisciplinarity realizes the reflexive and recursive properties of the whole information space. The primary is the formation of taxonomies that reflect the semantic content of each document. The use of these tools creates the conditions for the implementation of information and analytical activities of experts.
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