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Enterprise knowledge flow model.

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Fig 2.

Ontology structure of data mining.

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Fig 3.

Construction process of ontology concept tree.

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Fig 4.

The idea of constructing an enterprise management model.

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Table 1.

Reliability and validity of the questionnaire.

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Comparison results of several algorithms on the number of transactions and support (In the figure, the suffix -T indicates the number of transactions, and the indicator is represented by a solid line; the suffix -S indicates the support, and the indicator is represented by a dotted line).

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Fig 6.

Statistical results of knowledge management level.

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Fig 7.

Correlation analysis of enterprise knowledge management level: (a) construction-related enterprises; (b) engineering cost consulting enterprises (In the figure, KA, KSh, KSt, KI represent knowledge acquisition, knowledge sharing, knowledge storage, and knowledge innovation).

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Knowledge management model of engineering cost consulting enterprises.

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