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 | | From: | Emre Sevinc | | Subject: | Case Based Reasoning (CBR) in Prolog: Any concrete examples? | | Date: | Sun, 26 Dec 2004 15:04:10 +0200 |
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Hi,
Does anybody know or can anyone provide some concrete examples
on the subject of CBR (Case Based Reasoning) technique
implemented in Prolog to solve some problems (preferably
not very complicated ones or if so, heavily documented)?
I have difficulty in finding examples explained
in a clear format. I'm studying Bratko's book (Prolog
Programming for Artificial Intelligence) it's got
couple of examples about expert systems, knowledge
representation and an expert system shell example
but they don't seem to be satisfactory in terms of CBR.
I'm also reading "Case-Based Reasoning" by David B. Leake (editor)
which provides short descriptions of implemented systems
without going to much detail and another book "Introduction
to Expert Systems" by Peter Jackson which uses CLIPS programming
language but not Prolog.
I'd appreciate any well documented CBR based Prolog
program so that I can examine it as a working example
in order to understand the concepts from a practical
point of view.
Thanks in advance.
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Emre Sevinc
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