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Abstract
We briefly examine case-based planning starting with the seminal work of Hammond. Derivational analogy represents an important shift of technical emphasis that helped mature the techniques. The choice of abstraction level is equally important. We conclude by discussing theoretical underpinnings and by providing some pointers to current directions.
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MICHAEL T. COX, HÉCTOR MUÑOZ-AVILA, RALPH BERGMANN. 2005. Case-based planning. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 20:2 doi: 10.1017/S0269888906000592
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MICHAEL T. COX, HÉCTOR MUÑOZ-AVILA, RALPH BERGMANN. 2005. Case-based planning. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 20:2 doi: 10.1017/S0269888906000592
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