Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) at Indiana University
Case-based problem-solving solves problems by retrieving and applying
solutions to previous problems. CBR research at Indiana investigates
CBR for design support, planning and explanation. Our projects focus
especially on issues in case-base maintenance, the
use of introspective reasoning to refine indexing and adaptation,
integration of CBR with other information tools in a larger task
context, case-based knowledge management, and case-based components
for scientific computing. The
CBR group at Indiana University is directed by
David
Leake. Past and present students include
Susan Fox (now at Macalester College),
Andrew
Kinley,
Ryan Scherle,
Raja Sooriamurthi,
and David Wilson.
Current projects include:
Electronic
reprints of selected publications by the Indiana University CBR
group are available on the Web. These include the
overview/survey of CBR from the book
Case-Based Reasoning: Experiences, Lessons, and Future Directions.
Papers can
also be retrieved by anonymous ftp from /pub/leake on ftp.cs.indiana.edu.
Slides from David
Leake's 1995 tutorial at the First
International Conference on Case-Based Reasoning, in Sesimbra,
Portugal, are available. (This is a 4-up version in a 1.4Mb
compressed postscript file.)
Comments are welcome.
Many useful CBR resources exist on the web. AAAI maintains a
list of resources including links to some of the major sites.