Dokumen tersebut membahas model Data-Information-Knowledge-Wisdom (DIKW) dan bagaimana membangun pengetahuan baru berdasarkan pengetahuan yang sudah ada. Dokumen tersebut menjelaskan perbedaan antara data, informasi, pengetahuan, dan kebijakan serta cara memodelkan pengetahuan menggunakan aturan dan jaringan semantik. Dokumen tersebut juga memberikan contoh tentang struktur pengetahuan dan peta pengetahuan dalam membangun penget
1. DUH1A2 - Literasi TIK
Penggunaan informasi baru untuk membangun konsep baru
atau membuat pemahaman baru
Dana S. Kusumo
Semester Ganjil – TA 2016/2017
2. Pembahasan:
1. Model Data-Information-Knowledge-Wisdom (DIKW)
2. Membangun pengetahuan baru
Tujuan Pembelajaran :
1. Mampu memahami data, informasi, pengetahuan
2. Mampu memodelkan pengetahuan (yang ada)
3. Mampu membangun pengetahuan baru berdasar
pengetahuan yang sudah ada
4. Kategori pikiran manusia (Russell Ackoff)
Data: simbol (misal: angka, huruf, gambar)
Informasi: data yang sudah diproses dan berguna; menjawab pertanyaan "who", "what",
"where", dan "when"
Pengetahuan (Knowledge): aplikasi/pengunaan data dan informasi; menjawab pertanyaan
"how"
Pemahaman (Understanding): pemahaman dan menjawab pertanyaan "why"
Kebijakan (Wisdom): pemahaman yang dievaluasi
Empat kategori pertama merupakan masa lalu/masa kini dan Kebijakan menyangkut masa
depan
5. Data
Berupa fakta atau pernyataan
Tidak mempunyai relasi dengan lainnya
Contoh: sekarang hujan
6. Informasi
Terdapat relasi antar data, misalnya: sebab-akibat
Contoh: Terjadi musim kemarau berkepanjangan maka beberapa titik api (hot spot)
berisiko menyebabkan kebakaran
Pertanyaan, apakah pernyataan berikut data atau informasi:
Harga saham TLKM naik dari Rp 4360 menjadi Rp 4390 di sesi pembukaan 8-8-2016?
7. Mengubah data menjadi infomasi
Data Possible methods of converting data into information
Sales figures Plot charts and identify trends
Market and competition data Find average or typical values
Financial performance Present complex data as a chart or graph
Production output Monitor changes over time and forecast future values
Costs of resources or other inputs Compare figures and identify similarities or differences
Staff absences, holidays or sick
leave
Assess whether a result is significant or occurred by chance
Accident records Assess whether one thing is related to another
How to define data, information and knowledge, http://searchdatamanagement.techtarget.com/feature/Defining-data-
information-and-knowledge
8. Pengetahuan (Knowledge)
Pola/pattern informasi yang saling terhubung/muncul dari informasi
Pola ini bersifat berulang-ulang dan dapat memprediksi (apa yang terjadi kemudian)
Contoh: Jika kelembaban sangat tinggi dan temperatur turun maka atmosfir
menampun uap air sehingga akan turun hujan
9. Kebijakan (Wisdom)
Terdiri dari pengetahuan-pengetahuan
Prinsip-prinsip, yang terjadi dan menjelaskan kenapa pola-pola tersebut terjadi
Contoh: Hujan terjadi karena terjadinya interaksi antara curah hujan, penguapan, arah
udara, perubahan suhu dsb
Wisdom hanya dimiliki manusia karena menyangkut memahami dan menilai antara
baik-buruk dan benar-salah
11. Aturan (rules)
Knowledge direpresentasikan sebagai pasangan atribut yang bernilai (E.H. Shortliffe)
Bentuk umum rules:
if attribute A1 has value V1
and attribute A2 has value V2
then attribute A3 has value V3
12. Semantic Network
Node adalah item-item khusus
dan link menunjukkan hubungan
antar item
Dengan menelusuri link
memungkinkan (mesin)
menjawab pertanyaan sbb:
Bagaimana power sampai ke
elemen pemanas (heating)?
Apa tujuan dari lamp?
13. Knowledge Structure
Pengetahuan yang aktual dihasilkan dari pengetahuan yang sudah ada
Identifikasi pengetahuan dasar untuk membangun struktur pengetahuan
Pengetahuan dasar ini menjadi bagian struktur pengetahuan; dan dapat digunakan
untuk menghasilkan pengetahuan aktual
Contoh pengetahuan dasar dari pengetahuan merebus telur:
Boiling an egg
Boiling Water
Obtaining an egg
Chemical changes
14. Knowledge Map/Network
Setelah pengetahuan dasar diketahui,
relasi antar pengetahuan dipetakan
yang sifatnya valid dan sesuai
kebutuhan
Pengetahuan manusia berkembang
melalui pembelajaran dan berdasar
pengetahan sebelumnya
Pembelajaran bersifat hirarki karena
pengetahua baru tergantung pada
pengetahuan sebelumnya
15. Contoh Knowledge Map/Network
Pengetahuan merebus telur
membutuhkan pemahaman:
Tipe telur rebus (matang, ½ matang),
lama perbusan, aturan dan prosedur
untuk merebus
Untuk itu diperlukan pengetahuan
(terurut berdasar tingkat kepentingan):
memanaskan air (syarat merebus),
perubahan air pada saat direbus
(penentuan kematangan), kemudian
pemilihan telur yang baik serta
mendapatkan ukuran telur yang sesuai
16. Latihan
Apakah ‘ini’ dengan deskripsi sebagai berikut:
Biasanya berupa kotak
Mempunyai pintu minimal 1 buah
Berfungsi sebagai tempat penyimpanan
Menghasilkan air
17. Daftar Pustaka
Gordon, John L. "Creating knowledge maps by exploiting dependent relationships."
Knowledge-based systems 13.2 (2000): 71-79.
Data, Information, Knowledge, and Wisdom by Gene Bellinger, Durval Castro, Anthony
Mills, internet 8-8-2016: 11:48 AM
How to define data, information and knowledge,
http://searchdatamanagement.techtarget.com/feature/Defining-data-information-
and-knowledge, 8-8-2016: 11:52 AM
Editor's Notes
Exception systems are similar to rules in that they can also be archived, understood by
humans and used directly in automated reasoning systems. Exceptions may take the
form:
attribute A1 has value V1
unless attribute A2 has value V2
and attribute A3 has value V3
In this simple network, nodes are specific items and links show relationships between
items.
It would be possible for an automated system to answer questions about items contained
within the network by following links (provided that it could understand the questions).
How does power get to the heating element?
What is the purpose of the lamp?
It would also be possible to a computer to construct a textual statement about the
knowledge contained in the network.
Within the context of this work, the actual knowledge is not directly part of the structure
of knowledge but is indexed from it. In order to create a structure for knowledge , it is
necessary to identify specific pieces or islands of knowledge and give them a unique
name or identifier. These identifiers can then form part of a structural diagram for
knowledge and can also be used to index to the actual knowledge implied by the
identifier. The amount of knowledge that an identifier represents, or granularity, is an
important consideration but should match the context within which the diagram will be
used. If the knowledge concerned with boiling an egg is considered, then the associated
identifiers may be.
Boiling an egg
Boiling Water
Obtaining an egg
Chemical changes
Each of these identifiers can represent a piece of knowledge but are not that knowledge.
Figure 2 shows what a knowledge network may look like. Understanding implies that the
human expert knows why the supporting knowledge or empirical data is actually
supportive of the higher knowledge item. Also contained within each link would be a
measure of importance which shows how important each supportive piece of knowledge
or empirical data is to the higher knowledge item.
Each of these identifiers can represent a piece of knowledge but are not that knowledge.
Similarly, the knowledge concerning the calculation of the gravitational attraction
between two masses may include:
Gravitational Attraction
Mathematics
Mass
Force
Distance
Once knowledge identifiers can be derived, it is then necessary to consider a relationship
between these identifiers that is both valid and useful within the context of knowledge
mapping. At the present time, the acquisition of machine knowledge employs little
dependent structure but human knowledge, particularly expert human knowledge, is
acquired in a more rigorous way. Human knowledge is learned and the learning process
is dependent on prior knowledge. That is, the learning process is hierarchical because the
understanding of new knowledge often relies on the prior understanding of some existing
knowledge.
An incomplete example is shown above; that of boiling an egg. The knowledge
concerning boiling an egg involves knowing about hard and soft boiled eggs and how long
it takes to produce each. It also involves knowing the procedure and procedural rules for
completing the operation. This in turn implies that the expert egg boiler already knows
how to boil water, which is clearly an important part in egg boiling because it is water
that is used to boil eggs in. Knowing how the inside of an egg changes with boiling is also
very important if the expert is to understand what makes a cooked, rather than a raw
egg and what causes the change to take place. Almost as important is obtaining the egg
in the first place and which eggs are normally eaten. Clearly egg size would also affect
the procedural rules.
This example illustrates the point that an expert egg boiler can do more and knows more
than simply how to boil an egg. A robot egg boiler however, may be able to boil adequate
eggs but may abstain from engaging in a conversation about egg boiling.