Titlebook: Case-Based Reasoning Technology; From Foundations to Mario Lenz,Hans-Dieter Burkhard,Stefan Wess Book 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelbe

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Objective-C for Absolute Beginnerse will explain first why the ability to deal with natural language texts is crucial. We will then discuss more traditional methods for these tasks. Following this, we present the approach of Textual CBR and, in particular, the CBR-. project.

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Row Pattern Matching: match_recognizede a unified terminology. It is not intended as an introductory text to a novice (this would, e.g., require the elaboration of examples and many more details) but rather to fix the language and to avoid unnecessary repetitions of elementary definitions in the following chapters. This introduction is

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Logical Execution Order of Query Clauseseused for new problems. This has the advantage of solid starting points, but the disadvantage of dwelling on old ideas. Some of the adopted ideas need to be replaced by new ones as time goes on (consider the development of modern cars starting with a motor driven stagecoach)..It is necessary to reco

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3372-6iness carried out through the Internet is still relatively small compared to the potential of this young technology. There are plenty of reasons for this. Tennenbaum summarizes the barriers for using this medium today with the three words: ., and .. Customers must have confidence that their transact

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Introducing the Xcode Debugger,d in a knowledge based system (KBS). Indeed the earliest commercially successful KBS was XCON, a rule-based system for configuring VAX computers developed by Digital Equipment Corporation..KBS technology has moved on and the dominant techniques used in configuration now are constraint handling techn

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3549-2e of both fields. In particular, we address the following topics:.These topics are gradually developed throughout this chapter. We start with brief introductions to software engineering and ESE (Sections 9.2 and 9.3). Following this, we outline possible CBR support for ESE and give an overview of re

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Innovate While Staying Compliant,ent properties. Firstly, such a system is able to generate problem solutions automatically, based on its domain knowledge, without having to go back to inflexible, pre-compiled problem solutions (Self 1974). This allows the system to analyze complex and uncommon problem solutions, and to identify an