Analogical Asides on Case-Based Reasoning
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Keane, Mark T. 'Analogical Asides on Case-Based Reasoning'. - Dublin, Trinity College Dublin, Department of Computer Science, TCD-CS-94-09, 1994, pp16Download Item:
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Abstract:
This paper explores some of the similarities and differences between
cognitive models of analogy and case-based reasoning systems. I first point out a
paradox in the treatment of adaptation in analogy and in case-based reasoning; a
paradox which can be only resolved by expanding the role of adaptation in
cognitive models of analogy. Some psychological research on the process of
adaptation in human subjects is reported and then the implications of this research
are propagated into analogy and then on into CBR. The argument is that some of
the existing stages in CBR should be integrated into a more stream-lined
architecture that would be more efficient than current schemes.
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Also in Wess, S., Althoff, K-D., & Richter, M.M. (Eds.), Topics in Case-Based Reasoning. Amsterdam: Springer-Verlag.
Author: Keane, Mark T.
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Trinity College Dublin, Department of Computer ScienceType of material:
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