Titlebook: Case-Based Reasoning Research and Development; 8th International Co Lorraine McGinty,David C. Wilson Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-V

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Oracle Application Express by Design knowledge that may be exploited to improve traditional case-based reasoning systems through additional knowledge containers and to provide a new form of self-adaptive case-based reasoning. This paper presents a view that individual experiences are more fully utilised through the wisdom of collective memory.

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The Oracle R Technologies and R Enterprise,ls, and a variety of time granularities. Moreover, we allow for ., where queries can be expressed at any level of detail in both dimensions, also in an . fashion, and . as well as . can be retrieved. We also take advantage of ., which can be refined . and .. The framework in practice is illustrated by means of a case study in hemodialysis.

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We’re Wiser Together knowledge that may be exploited to improve traditional case-based reasoning systems through additional knowledge containers and to provide a new form of self-adaptive case-based reasoning. This paper presents a view that individual experiences are more fully utilised through the wisdom of collective memory.

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Multi-level Abstractions and Multi-dimensional Retrieval of Cases with Time Series Featuresls, and a variety of time granularities. Moreover, we allow for ., where queries can be expressed at any level of detail in both dimensions, also in an . fashion, and . as well as . can be retrieved. We also take advantage of ., which can be refined . and .. The framework in practice is illustrated by means of a case study in hemodialysis.

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We’re Wiser Togethericit knowledge captured as individual experiences for problem-solving. Instead, the collective knowledge of the case base provides additional implicit knowledge that may be exploited to improve traditional case-based reasoning systems through additional knowledge containers and to provide a new form

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Black Swans, Gray Cygnets and Other Rare Birdsis not unreasonable to be surprised by a black swan, to be surprised by subsequent cases that are similar enough that they might cause the same sort of upheaval is unforgivable. The problem is how to reason about these almost novel, not totally unforeseen, subsequent cases that I call ..

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Case-Based Reasoning in Transfer Learningperience to improve performance and/or learning on a different (target) task. TL methods are typically complex, and case-based reasoning can support them in multiple ways. We introduce a method for recognizing intent in a source task, and then applying that knowledge to improve the performance of a

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Toward Modeling and Teaching Legal Case-Based Adaptation with Expert Examplesably interpreted. Supreme Court justices pose hypothetical cases, often adapting precedents, to evaluate if a proposed rule for deciding a problem needs to be adapted. This paper describes a diagrammatic representation of adaptive reasoning with hypothetical cases based on a process model. Since the

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Opportunistic Adaptation Knowledge Discoveryo acquire. In this paper, two strategies are combined in order to reduce the knowledge engineering cost induced by the adaptation knowledge (AK) acquisition task: AK is learned from the case base by the means of knowledge discovery techniques, and the AK acquisition sessions are opportunistically tr