The design task is especially appropriate for applying, integrating, exploring and pushing the boundaries of case-based reasoning. In this paper, we briefly review the challenges that design poses for case-based reasoning and survey research on case-based design ranging from early explorations to more recent work on innovative design. We also summarize the theoretical contributions this research has made to case-based reasoning itself.
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ASHOK K. GOEL, SUSAN CRAW. 2005. Design, innovation and case-based reasoning. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 20: doi: 10.1017/S0269888906000609
ASHOK K. GOEL, SUSAN CRAW. 2005. Design, innovation and case-based reasoning. The Knowledge Engineering Review. 20: doi: 10.1017/S0269888906000609
Abstract: The design task is especially appropriate for applying, integrating, exploring and pushing the boundaries of case-based reasoning. In this paper, we briefly review the challenges that design poses for case-based reasoning and survey research on case-based design ranging from early explorations to more recent work on innovative design. We also summarize the theoretical contributions this research has made to case-based reasoning itself.
