Reusing Implicit Cooperation. A Novel Approach to Knowledge Management
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https://doi.org/10.31269/triplec.v2i1.14Keywords:
Human Factors, Human-computer interaction, community behaviour, Collaborative computing, Shared memory, Data MiningAbstract
The study described in this paper deals with information reuse obtained by implicit co-operation, particularly by recycling the contents of a proxy cache (shared memory). The objective is to automatically feed a Web server with large multimedia objects implicitly centred on community fields of interests. We show that the strategy of reusing previously downloaded information provides interesting advantages at a low cost; in particular, to reduce Web access time, to improve information retrieval, and to reduce Internet bandwidth use. Moreover, we use the conceptual frameworks of forgetting and collective intelligence to develop a model on which the operation of implicit cooperation is based.Downloads
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