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What are the major taxonomic approaches to codifying knowledge that has been captured?

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Korvikt [17]1 year ago

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Codification of knowledge is the art of presenting tacit knowledge into an explicit state so that it can be utilized by another.

Knowledge is said to be tacit when it is in such a state that it cannot be transferred to another vocally or in writing.

Taxonomy refers to the branch of science that deals with the categorisation of information.

The major taxonomic approaches to codifying knowledge that has been captured are summarised as follows:

A) Concept Mapping

Here the information is represented in a graphical form portraying the relationship between key ideas very clearly or explicitly

B) Decision Tree

This form or approach features the codification of knowledge in charts that show the decision-making process. This is easy to create but less suited for capturing the relationships between concepts.

C) Manual Knowledge Taxonomy

This approach is flexible and allows for the conceptualisation of ideas. This is more complex and therefore takes more time.

D) Automated Knowledge Taxonomy

This process or methodology may be executed using novel technologies. Most are founded on statistical methodologies.

This approach is the most expensive but not necessarily accurate. To become useful, knowledge generated must be subject to and adjustments.

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