Learning to improve case adaptation
Andrew Kinley, David B. Leake · 2001
rules enable a system to function on a relatively small rule set. However, abstract rules can be difficult to apply. An abstract description gives no clues as to when a certain rules in relevant to a situation or even if it would solve the problem if relevant. Of course, on way around this is to build a second set of rules to identify when to apply but that eliminates the benefits of abstract rules.