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Declarative knowledge representation:
- Static representation - knowledge about objects, events etc. and
their relationships and states given.
- Requires a program to know what to do with knowledge and how to do it.
Procedural representation:
- control information necessary to use the knowledge is embedded in the
knowledge itself. e.g. how to find relevant facts, make inferences etc.
- Requires an interpreter to follow instructions specified in knowledge.