A Framework for Medical Diagnosis using Hybrid Reasoning
Deepti Anne John, Rose Rani John · 2010
Abstract—The traditional method of reasoning was rule-based reasoning (RBR). It does not use past experiences to reason. Case-based reasoning (CBR), on the other hand uses past experiences to derive results for new cases. Both rule-based reasoning and case-based reasoning have their own pros and cons. The shortcomings of one are overcome by the merits of the other. In this paper the phases of RBR and CBR have been briefly explained. A framework has been proposed for the implementation of a hybrid system which uses both RBR and CBR for medical diagnosis.