A framework of features selection for the case-based reasoning
Wei-Chou Chen, Shian‐Shyong Tseng, Jin-Huei Chen, Mon-Fong Jiang · 2002
CBR is a problem solving technique that reuses past cases and experiences to find a solution to problems. A critical issue in case based reasoning is to select the correct and enough features to represent a case. For this reason, the analysis of cases and extraction of the necessary features to represent a case are highly recommended in building a CBR system. However, this task is difficult to carry out since such knowledge often cannot be successfully and exhaustively captured and represented. A framework of feature mining system for the case based reasoning including two phases is proposed. The techniques of feature selection, data analysis and machine learning can thus be effectively integrated. This will promote flexibility and expandability of the case based reasoning system.