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2004
SMART HOUSE technology offers devices that help the elderly and people with disabilities to live independently in their homes. This paper presents our experiences from a pilot project applying case-based reasoning techniques to match the needs of the elderly and those with disabilities to SMARTHOUSE technology.
Nirmalie Wiratunga +3 more
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SMART HOUSE technology offers devices that help the elderly and people with disabilities to live independently in their homes. This paper presents our experiences from a pilot project applying case-based reasoning techniques to match the needs of the elderly and those with disabilities to SMARTHOUSE technology.
Nirmalie Wiratunga +3 more
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Reexamination of CBR Hypothesis
2010Most of the recent literature on complexity measures in textual case-based reasoning examined alignment between problem space and solution space, which used to be an issue of formulating CBR hypothesis. However, none of existing complexity measures could dispel the specter of predefined class label that does not appear in public textual datasets ...
Xifeng Zhou, Zelin Shi, Huaici Zhao
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1998
Design research has a number of goals, including a better understanding of design, the development of tools to aid human designers, and the potential automation of some design tasks. Computer-aided design is concerned with using computers to assist in the design process to produce better designs in shorter time.
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Design research has a number of goals, including a better understanding of design, the development of tools to aid human designers, and the potential automation of some design tasks. Computer-aided design is concerned with using computers to assist in the design process to produce better designs in shorter time.
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CBR Adaptation for Chemical Formulation
2001Solution adaptation of previously solved cases to fit new situations is one of the basic tasks of the Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) approach for problem solving. The central issue of the paper is to present a formal computational model for the chemical formulation as innovative adaptation of previously developed products for new scenario and/or ...
Bandini, S, Manzoni, S
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International Conference on Computers in Education, 2002. Proceedings., 2003
CBR-Tutor is an Internet agent-based tutoring system that uses case-based reasoning approach in providing adaptive instruction to its learners. Cases can quickly recognize whether a teaching strategy is relevant to apply in a given situation. It is composed of four types of agents.
Rhodora L. Reyes, Raymund Sison
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CBR-Tutor is an Internet agent-based tutoring system that uses case-based reasoning approach in providing adaptive instruction to its learners. Cases can quickly recognize whether a teaching strategy is relevant to apply in a given situation. It is composed of four types of agents.
Rhodora L. Reyes, Raymund Sison
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CBR for diagnosis and decision support
AI Communications, 1996This article focuses on the utilisation of the Case-Based Reasoning paradigm for solving problems concerned with diagnosis and decision support. After a brief overview, the pros and cons of CBR for diagnostic purposes will be discussed. Finally, a section on prototypical and fielded applications will demonstrate the applicability of the paradigm.
Mario Lenz +4 more
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1998
There is considerable enthusiasm about Case-Based Reasoning as a means of developing knowledge-based systems. There are two broad reasons for this enthusiasm. First, it is evident that much of human expert competence is experience based and it makes sense to adopt a reuse-based methodology for developing knowledge based systems. The other reason is the
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There is considerable enthusiasm about Case-Based Reasoning as a means of developing knowledge-based systems. There are two broad reasons for this enthusiasm. First, it is evident that much of human expert competence is experience based and it makes sense to adopt a reuse-based methodology for developing knowledge based systems. The other reason is the
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2003 International Conference on Multimedia and Expo. ICME '03. Proceedings (Cat. No.03TH8698), 2003
Along with images and videos, 3D models have recently gained increasing attention for a number of reasons: advancements in 3D hardware and software technologies, their ever decreasing prices and increasing availability, affordable 3D authoring tools, and the establishment of open standards for 3D data interchange.
Jürgen Assfalg +2 more
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Along with images and videos, 3D models have recently gained increasing attention for a number of reasons: advancements in 3D hardware and software technologies, their ever decreasing prices and increasing availability, affordable 3D authoring tools, and the establishment of open standards for 3D data interchange.
Jürgen Assfalg +2 more
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1997
Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) has been proposed for design tasks in which past experience is exploited to solve the current problem. Based on a study of experts, it is believed that a case based approach would be appropriate as the basis for computer aided decision support system for internetwork design.
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Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) has been proposed for design tasks in which past experience is exploited to solve the current problem. Based on a study of experts, it is believed that a case based approach would be appropriate as the basis for computer aided decision support system for internetwork design.
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Compensation & Benefits Review, 1999
A decade ago they were referred to as "gold-collar." Today, the preferred term is "hot talent." Call them what you will, but the fact of the matter is these employees are in great demand and companies are doing whatever it takes to attract them. "These workers' technical know-how is as important to corporate performance as a star actor's charisma is ...
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A decade ago they were referred to as "gold-collar." Today, the preferred term is "hot talent." Call them what you will, but the fact of the matter is these employees are in great demand and companies are doing whatever it takes to attract them. "These workers' technical know-how is as important to corporate performance as a star actor's charisma is ...
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