Case Base Reasonning
Case-Based Reasoning Module of RIPPLE ES searches for the alternative strategies/ policies that certain producers/ institutions could adopt to better achieve their own objectives/ missions. To do this, RIPPLE-CBR Module refers to strategies/ policies used by producers/ institutions in similar contexts, and to reasoning rules specifying the ways to be used to find out the case-studies that are 'comparable/ similar' to a given target producer/ institution (matching rules) and to adapt the strategies/ policies of these ones to the target case (adaptation rules).
Case-Based Reasoning Session includes the following steps:
1. End-User of ES loads Data and Reasoning Rules to be used by ES (5)
2. End-User describes the structural and contextual features of a target producer/ institution X by referring to appropriate criteria (ref. Appendix VARS-A1/2-B1/2-/C1/2)
3. ES searches for the studied producers/ institutions that match to the target case X, by referring to appropriate matching rules and assessment criteria (ref. Append. CBR: RULES A)
4. End-User selects one of the L most effective retrieved cases, and asks ES to adapt aims, targets, actions of this one to case X, via adaptation rules (ref. App. CBR: RULES B)
5. End-User stores the alternative strategy/ policy X[y] pointed out by ES, or searches for an other one by referring to an other effective retrieved case.
Publications
Integrating case and model-based reasoning for thinking about the future: results from France. Working paper 12. Regional images and the promotion of quality products and services in the lagging regions of the European Union. Final regional report..
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