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All Hands Meeting 2005
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- *** Scalability of 'knowledge reasoner' approaches (e.g., incorporating instance data)
- **** Discuss developing an 'integration plan' from the reasoner that is implemented in another system (e.g., R)
+ *** Scalability of 'knowledge reasoning' approaches to data integration (e.g., incorporating instance data)
+ **** Discuss possibility of the reasoner (e.g., Jena) developing an 'integration plan' that is implemented in another system (e.g., R) to avoid having to load instance data from multiple voluminous data sets (e.g., 3 100MB data files) into the reasoner itself (e.g., Jena)

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