We begin by examining the limitations of precedent-based explanations of the predicted outcome in case-based reasoning (CBR) approaches to classification�...
Abstract. We begin by examining the limitations of precedent-based explana- tions of the predicted outcome in case-based reasoning (CBR) approaches to.
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McSherry, D.: Explaining the pros and cons of conclusions in CBR. In: Advances in Case-Based Reasoning. pp. 317–330. Springer, Berlin (2004). 33. McSherry, D�...
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