Titlebook: Reasoning with Complex Cases; Friedrich Gebhardt,Angi Vo?,Barbara Schmidt-Belz Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1997 Are

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Reuse of a Single Case: Adaptationremains an issue with case-based reasoning systems that reuse multiple source cases. But there, strategic questions of how to handle more than one source case move into foreground. Therefore, this chapter focuses on case adaptation and the next one on strategies.

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Source Cases — The Third Factorween them. This chapter is devoted to this still neglected yet central issue. The systems need not be revisited, because source cases have been discussed together with the strategies in section 14.2. A last group of guidelines will be given to relate the choice of source cases to the approach to adaptation and to the strategy.

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0893-3405 nd design, and provides a systematic view of the casereuse phase, centering on complex situations. So far, books oncase-based reasoning considered comparatively simple situations only.This book is a coherent work, not a selection of separatecontributions, and consists largely of original research re

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Restricted Geometric Relationshipsto base retrieval on such a description since the names of the involved objects are irrelevant and mostly unknown; what matters are the relationships between corresponding objects in the query and source cases. Therefore one has to develop specialized retrieval methods.

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Semantic Netsknown as activation spreading for finding subnets that are semantically related to some initially activated nodes. If in addition certain subnets can be identified as cases, this can be considered a special form of case retrieval.

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Reusing Casesd from several perspectives: application type (analysis or synthesis); technical aspects; steps in the reuse process. An overview is given in this chapter; some issues are expanded in the following ones.