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Evolutionary case based design

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Progress in Case-Based Reasoning (UK CBR 1995)

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This paper extends the basic framework of case based reasoning (CBR) to include an evolutionary approach to adaptation. Such an extension allows the CBR system to consider a number of alternatives in parallel rather than forcing it to make a choice about the most appropriate case to process or the best way to modify that case. This results in a system which integrates the efficiency benefits of a CBR system with the flexibility of an evolutionary system, to provide an evolutionary CBR system. The paper illustrates how such a system can be used to solve design problems in a simple civil engineering application.

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Hunt, J. (1995). Evolutionary case based design. In: Watson, I.D. (eds) Progress in Case-Based Reasoning. UK CBR 1995. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 1020. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-60654-8_19

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