M32.5 CONNECT THE MECHANISM
Reuse past cases and combine explicit knowledge with learned predictions
An e-bike cuts out on cold hills. The shop has fixed something like it before: which past repair is closest, what needs adapting, and when should a safety rule overrule the model?
LESSON OVERVIEW13 min lesson
Lesson overview
An e-bike cuts out on cold hills. The shop has fixed something like it before: which past repair is closest, what needs adapting, and when should a safety rule overrule the model?
What you’ll explore
- Case-based reasoning retrieves and adapts prior solutions, while hybrid decision systems combine rules, models, and human knowledge through explicit conflict and responsibility boundaries.
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Case-Based Reasoning: Foundational Issues, Methodological Variations, and System Approaches (Aamodt & Plaza, 1994)Author copy of Aamodt & Plaza (1994)Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach — authors’ materialsSuggest a correction
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