Advances in case-based reasoning : 4th European Workshop, EWCBR-98, Dublin, Ireland, September 23 25, 1998 : proceedings
This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 4th European Workshop on Case-Based Reasoning, EWCBR-98, held in Dublin, Ireland, in September 1998. The 41 revised full papers presented were carefully selected and reviewed for inclusion in the proceedings. The contributions address the represe...
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Spis treści:
- Nested graph-structured representations for cases
- On Bayesian case matching
- Similarity measures for object-oriented case representations
- Exploring the dialectic between abstract rules and concrete facts: Operationalizing principles and cases in engineering ethics
- Defining and combining symmetric and asymmetric similarity measures
- Retrieval in a prototype-based case library: A case study in diabetes therapy revision
- Similarities and reuse of proofs in formal software verification
- Structured cases, trees and efficient retrieval
- Case-based classification of ultrasonic B-scans: Case-base organisation and case retrieval
- Case-based model selection for engineering diagnosis
- Using example-based reasoning for selective move generation in two player adversarial games
- Reuse of complex electronic designs
- Retrieval of Java classes for case-based reuse
- WWW assisted browsing by reusing past navigations of a group of users
- Reformulation in case-based reasoning
- An adaptation heuristic for case-based estimation
- Categorizing case-base maintenance: Dimensions and directions
- Modelling the competence of case-bases
- An architecture for maintaining case-based reasoning systems
- A study on competence-preserving case replacing strategies in case-based reasoning
- Representation of failure context for diagnosis of technical applications
- Different learning strategies in a case-based reasoning system for image interpretation
- Supporting dialogue inferencing in conversational case-based reasoning
- A textual case-based reasoning system using XML on the world-wide web
- Study and formalization of a case-based reasoning system using a description logic
- Defining knowledge layers for textual case-based reasoning
- A case-based approach to user modeling
- A generic case-based framework for assisting instructional design
- Case-based reasoning in CARE-PARTNER: Gathering evidence for evidence-based medical practice
- The development of HOMER a case-based CAD/CAM help-desk support tool
- Case-Based design for tablet formulation
- Experiences with prototype designs and retrieval methods in medical Case-Based Reasoning systems
- CBR for the reuse of corporate SQL knowledge
- Case-bases incorporating scheduling constraint dimensions - Experiences in nurse rostering -
- An operator support system based on case-based reasoning for the plastic moulding injection process
- A CBR architecture for project knowledge management
- SARA: A Case-Based student modelling system
- An interactive Case-Based Reasoning system for the development of image processing applications
- Virtual Reality as an environment for CBR
- Collecting experience on the systematic development of CBR applications using the INRECA methodology
- A solution to cure the deviation problems at winders.