Titlebook: Experience Management; Foundations, Develop Ralph Bergmann Book 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2002 Business Process Modeling.Case-

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U. Dombrowski,P. Krenkel,M. Hermanne required for retrieval while Chapt. 5 deals with representing knowledge required for experience adaptation. The representation approaches discussed are primarily based on methods from case-based reasoning and more generally from knowledge-based systems research.

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1. Introduction,ee application areas addressed in this book are briefly characterized. Each of them requires Internet or Intranet-based approach to experience management. This chapter ends with an outline of this book, which provides further guidance for the reader.

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Ganzheitliches Tourismus-Marketingeasures are computed and the experience is evaluated with respect to the similarity results. Second, the retrieval must also be able deal with large case bases in order to ensure the scalability of an experience management system when the amount of available experience increases. Both issues are closely related to each other.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-68434-4ave been published already by Bergmann et al. (1996), Wilke and Bergmann (1998), Bergmann and Wilke (1998), Schmitt and Bergmann (1999b), Schmitt and Bergmann (1999a), Stahl and Bergmann (2000), and Stahl et al. (2000).