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domain knowledge

A Dictionary of Computing | 2004 | 364 words | Copyright

domain knowledge That knowledge which is specific to an application, as distinguished from general strategic or control knowledge that is independent of the details of any particular application. For example, data about the flight routes covered by a particular airline is domain knowledge, unlike search algorithms that might be used to locate the cheapest entry.

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