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The goal of this research is to express domain knowledge in software applications explicitly and as separated as possible from the implementation strategy. Although some (domain) knowledge is notoriously hard to elicit and capture, as was discovered in building expert systems, the domain knowledge we intend to make explicit is quite tangible as is illustrated by examples. In fact, the domain knowledge is currently "implemented" using a (object-oriented) programming language. When expressed in a suitable medium, domain knowledge consists of concepts and relations between the concepts, constraints on the concepts and the relations, and rules that state how to infer new concepts and relations.
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