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RichMorin: Automated import of articles

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Automated import of articles

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== A Newspaper Example ==

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Throughout this guide,
we provide examples and screenshots from a fictitious "newspaper" example.
We designed this example to be intuitive.
This example is distributed as part of the {{#var:Pr}} installation and is located in the examples directory in the {{#var:Pr}} application directory.

There are a variety of possible uses for a knowledge base of newspaper data.
Our example knowledge base includes:

<ul class='a'>
<li>
a list of all published articles,
indicating when published,
in what section,
etc.


<li>
information about standard sections of the newspaper (Business,
Lifestyle,
Sports,
etc.)


<li>
employee information


<li>
advertising information

</ul>

There are a variety of applications that might use information in this knowledge base.
For example,
one could build:

<ul class='a'>
<li>
a system for retrieving,
organizing and answering queries about published articles


<li>
a system for analyzing advertisement revenues or pricing


<li>
a system for reviewing the organization of the employees,
making sure that reporters are balanced appropriately among editors and that each section of the newspaper has a responsible editor

</ul>

As this is an artificial example,
we have not built any of these applications,
but we hope this example will give a flavor of how knowledge bases,
ontologies,
and knowledge-acquisition tools can be designed with {{#var:PrF}}.

</div>

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 Throughout this guide,
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 but we hope this example will give a flavor of how knowledge bases,
 ontologies, and knowledge-acquisition tools can be designed with {{#var:PrF}}.
 </div>

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 we provide examples and screenshots from a fictitious "newspaper" example.
 We designed this example to be intuitive.
-This example is distributed as part of the {{#var:Pr}} installation and is located in the <b>examples</b> directory in the <b>{{#var:Pr}}</b> application directory.
+This example is distributed as part of the {{#var:Pr}} installation
 There are a variety of possible uses for a knowledge base of newspaper data.
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    <li><p>
      a list of all published articles,
-     indicating when published,
+     indicating when published, in what section, etc.
      </p>
    <li><p>
-     information about standard sections of the newspaper (Business,
+     information about standard sections of the newspaper
-    Lifestyle,
+    (Business, Lifestyle, Sports, etc.)
      </p>
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 There are a variety of applications that might use information in this knowledge base.
-For example,
+For example, one could build:
 <ul class='a'>
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    <li><p>
      a system for reviewing the organization of the employees,
-     making sure that reporters are balanced appropriately among editors and that each section of the newspaper has a responsible editor
+     making sure that reporters are balanced appropriately among editors
      </p>
 </ul>
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 we have not built any of these applications,
 but we hope this example will give a flavor of how knowledge bases,
-ontologies,
+ontologies, and knowledge-acquisition tools can be designed with {{#var:PrF}}.
 </div>