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Intelligentes Retrieval im Kontext einer Erfahrungsdatenbank

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Data Warehousing 2000

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Der Beitrag beschreibt den Aufbau und die Nutzung einer Datenbank, in der Projekterfahrungen von Experten, die ihr Wissen mittelständischen Unternehmen anbieten, gespeichert werden. Das Wiederauffinden dieser Erfahrungen wird mit Hilfe des Case-Based Reasoning unterstützt, wobei der Zugriff auf das System sowohl seitens der Experten als auch seitens der Ratsuchenden über das Internet erfolgt.

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Alpar, P., Pfuhl, M. (2000). Intelligentes Retrieval im Kontext einer Erfahrungsdatenbank. In: Jung, R., Winter, R. (eds) Data Warehousing 2000. Physica, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-57681-2_14

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