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CBR in a changing environment

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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Prediction of California Bearing Ratio (CBR) Using Index Soil Properties and Compaction Parameters of Low Plastic Fine-Grained Soil

Transportation Infrastructure Geotechnology, 2021
Jawad Hassan, Badee Alshameri, Faizan Iqbal   +2 more
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Curvature maps for 3D CBR

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, Alberto Del Bimbo, Pietro Pala   +2 more
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Development of an improved CBR model for predicting steel temperature in ladle furnace refining

International Journal of Minerals, Metallurgy, and Materials, 2021
Fei Yuan, An-jun Xu, Mao-qiang Gu
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CBR Minisurvey

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 to
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Similarity Assessment for Relational CBR

2001
Reasoning and learning from cases are based on the concept of similarity often estimated by a distance. This paper presents LAUD, a distance measure that can be used to estimate similarity among relational cases. This measure is adequate for domains where cases are best represented by relations among entities. An experimental evaluation of the accuracy
Eva Armengol, Enric Plaza
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Intelligent Sales Support with CBR

1998
Electronic commerce applications are just about to leave their infancy. While electronic cash has been around for quite a few years, the amount of business carried out through the Internet is still relatively small compared to the potential of this young technology. There are plenty of reasons for this. Tennenbaum summarizes the barriers for using this
Wolfgang Wilke, Mario Lenz, Stefan Wess
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Question answering with Textual CBR

1998
In this paper, we show how case-based reasoning (CBR) techniques can be applied to document retrieval. The fundamental idea is to automatically convert textual documents into appropriate case representations and use these to retrieve relevant documents in a problem situation. In contrast to Information Retrieval techniques, we assume that a Textual CBR
Mario Lenz, André Hübner, Mirjam Kunze
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Towards CBR for bioprocess planning

1996
We present the current status of a recipe planner for bioprocesses. This case-based reasoner adapts previously successful recipes for each batch of the process. In this domain, recipe planning is difficult as actual numerical values of recipe parameters are crucial but quantitative information is scarce.
Rousu Juho, Aarts Robert
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CBR in design

AI Communications, 1996
Rivka Oxman, Angi Voß
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