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Case-Based Reasoning System and Artificial Neural Networks: A Review

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In this survey paper, the-state-of-art of the connectionist model (i.e. Artificial Neural Network (ANN)) based methodology for a Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) system design is discussed. Special emphasis is laid on how the ANN can advance CBR technology by building an ANN-based CBR system, or integrating itself as a component within a CBR system. Several ANN models proposed for constructing a CBR system and for solving some special issues involved in a CBR process are described. The main characteristics of each model are analysed, and the advantages and limitations of different models are compared. Also, future research directions are outlined.

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Chen, D., Burrell, P. Case-Based Reasoning System and Artificial Neural Networks: A Review. NCA 10, 264–276 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/PL00009897

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