Case-Based Reasoning with Confidence

Lecture notes in computer sciencePublished 1 January 2000

William Cheetham

DOI10.1007/3-540-44527-7_3

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Citations45

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TL;DR

A case-based reasoning system can produce both a solution and an estimate of the confidence in that solution, which allows users to know when the results of the system should and should not be used.

Abstract

A case-based reasoning system can produce both a solution and an estimate of the confidence in that solution. The confidence value can be used to determine whether the solution does or does not have the needed accuracy. A statistical method can be used to compute a confidence value from information generated during the case-based reasoning process. This confidence value allows users to know when the results of the system should and should not be used.

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