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Case-based adaptation for product formulation

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Diana Segura-Velandia *
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Andrew West
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Chris Hinde
DOI:10.1080/09511920802552952delete
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The fact that case-based reasoning (CBR) adaptation in design domains is knowledge-intensive is one of the major factors that has limited the industrial application of CBR systems. Nevertheless, inductive techniques can ease the adaptation knowledge acquisition bottleneck by enabling useful knowledge to be elicited from the case-base (CB). Application of neural networks that use the knowledge available in the CB to (i) generate a desired mapping from differences between a query and retrieved cases, (ii) to minimise those differences and hence (iii) to adapt retrieved cases so that an optimal solution to a query is found is studied in this paper. This adaptation method is suitable for CBR systems that use numerical-valued attributes for describing a case.
Keyword:
case-based reasoning
adaptation knowledge
artificial neural networks
polyurethane manufacture
polyurethane formulation
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International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing
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