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Challenges in case-based reasoning for context awareness in ambient intelligent systems (2006)
| Venue: | 8th European Conference on CaseBased Reasoning, Workshop Proceedings, Ölüdeniz |
| Citations: | 7 - 1 self |
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@INPROCEEDINGS{Kofod-petersen06challengesin,
author = {Anders Kofod-petersen},
title = {Challenges in case-based reasoning for context awareness in ambient intelligent systems},
booktitle = {8th European Conference on CaseBased Reasoning, Workshop Proceedings, Ölüdeniz},
year = {2006},
pages = {287}
}
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Abstract
Abstract. One of the most important issues in an ambient intelligent environment, indeed in any problem-solving situation, is the ability of a system to appreciate its environment and assess the situation in which problems are to be solved. Recently, case-based reasoning has gained some momentum in the area of context awareness for ambient intelligent systems. When applying case-based reasoning in this type of system some challenges arises, each well known for case-based reasoning in general, but each gaining a new particular angle. The main challenges are: how to acquire the initial cases, coping with the potential for a very large amount of cases, when to execute a case-based reasoning process, and knowing if the reasoning was correct. The work presented here builds on the experiences gained by applying case-based reasoning to situations assessment. It will analyse each of these challenges from the perspective of different domains, and give some suggestions as to how to best approach these challenges. 1
