论文信息 - Case Base Properties: A First Step

Case Base Properties: A First Step

In the context of case-based reasoning (CBR) methodology, better understanding of the conditions under which CBR systems are used has the potential to increase our understanding of how uncertainty affects the overall quality of these systems. Our ultimate goal is to determine what properties exist and how these properties may be used to improve the utility of a CBR system, as well as methods of maintenance and evaluation. With this purpose, we start by investigating how properties of case bases can be demonstrated and applied.

Michael M. Richter | Rosina O. Weber | Craig M. MacDonald

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