Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Successful approaches to developing knowledge acquisition tools use expectations of whatthe user has to add or may want to add, based on how new knowledge fits within a knowledge base that already exists. When a knowledge base is first created or undergoes significant extensions and changes, these tools cannot provide much support.  presents an approach to creating expectations when a new knowledge base is built, and describes a knowledge acquisition tool that  implemented using this approach that supports users in creating problem-solving knowledge. As the knowledge base grows, the knowledge acquisition tool derives more frequent and more reliable expectations that result from enforcing constraints in the knowledge representation system, looking for missing pieces of knowledge in the knowledge base, and working out incrementally the interdependencies among the different components of the knowledge base. Our preliminary evaluations show a thirty percent time savings during knowledge acquisition. Moreover, by providing tools to support the initial phases of knowledge base development, many mistakes are detected early on and even avoided altogether.  believe that our approach contributes to improving the quality of the knowledge acquisition process and of the resulting knowledge-based systems as ll.
['Jihie Kim', 'Yolanda Gil']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Deriving expectations to guide knowledge base creation
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