Knowledge-based Systems: Another Data Approach for Social Scientists?

Knowledge-based Systems: Another Data Approach for Social Scientists?

Social science data are mainly understood as rectangular case-by-variable data sets that will be analyzed statistically on the basis of an individual epistemology. On the other hand, interpretation methods focus on single cases that are treated as typical examples. Knowledge-based systems are suited...

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Veröffentlicht in:Social science computer review 1993-04, Vol.11 (1), p.84-94
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Social sciences
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Data Processing
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Methodological Problems
Networks
Social Science Research
Social sciences
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