If a system contains a knowledge representation, such as a model or rule set, of something, then the system itself can also be said to have knowledge, namely the knowledge embodied in that representation about that thing.

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The system can be said to have knowledge insofar as it contains a representation (like a model or rule set) that encapsulates information or principles about a specific domain, allowing it to process, infer, or act upon data related to that domain in a meaningful way.

If a System Contains a Knowledge Representation, Such as a Model