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Case-based reasoning–a short introduction

Von Wangenheim, 2000

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8500917759223271178
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Von Wangenheim C
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Universidade do Vale do Itajaí

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Case-Based Reasoning (CBR)[BBL+ 98, Wes95, AP94, Kol93] is an approach to develop knowledge-based systems that are able to retrieve and reuse solutions that have worked for similar situations in the past. CBR is a problem solving paradigm that in many respects …
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