good readings

[Tim Menzies]

found a few more cbr "gurus" we should be aware of

ashwin ram: sounds like the god-father of cbr

ian watson: wrote 2 fascinating books on cbr

their papers are at the following link. if we find any others, can we
add them to this page?

Click on http://groups.google.com/group/cbr4se/web/readings - or copy
& paste it into your browser's address bar if that doesn't work.

[Tim Menzies]

The following papers have hyperlinks at the top of the readings pages

# A Taxonomy of Similarity Mechanisms for Case-Based Reasoning P
´adraig Cunningham University College Dublin Technical Report UCD-
CSI-2008-01 January 6th 2008

# Retrieval, reuse, revision, and retention in case-based reasoning .
The Knowledge Engineering Review, 2008

# Representation in case-based reasoning. The Knowledge Engineering
Review, 2006, RALPH BERGMANN , JANET KOLODNER 2 and ENRIC PLAZA

[Jacky]

Kitchenham et al. in their paper discuss about the ISBSG dataset.

[Tim Menzies]

for the next two weeks, i suggest we broaden our horizons and read
large scale reviews of CBR.

for next week:

http://unbox.org/wisp/var/adam2/papers/sept23/MSEK-althoff-pfahl-v10.pdf

for the week after:
A Review of Industrial Case-Based Reasoning Tools by Klaus-
Dieter Althoff, Eric Auriol, Ralph Barletta & Michel Manag, 1995,
AI Intelligence. http://unbox.org/wisp/var/adam2/papers/cbr/CBR-REVIEW_gesamt.pdf.
please check out figure 5.1 (p41). where does current effort
estimation research and "W" sit in that figure?

for the week after that: http://unbox.org/wisp/var/adam2/papers/cbr/XplainCBRperspectivesGoals.pdf