| Case-Based Reasoning on the lighter
side. Well, okay, so it isn't as exciting as a day at Disney World with a group of eight
year-olds; but it is always interesting. From the ai-cbr featured researcher to little
diversions (our staff's pick of web sites offering useful free applications, fonts, or
just downright odd things) we invite you to sit back, relax and enjoy! |
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ai-cbr features
prominent researchers in case-based reasoning, with links to the researchers' work
& web sites. The featured researcher is updated at regular intervals throughout the
year, so come back often - you never know, it could be you! Former featured researchers
can be found in the CBR Hall of Fame (Webmaster's Note: We can't
include you as a featured researcher unless we have your web URL, so be sure to submit it
using the ai-cbr information form).
ai-cbr features
research papers for downloading. Classic, current or sometimes controversial, these
papers are essential reading for anyone involved in case-based reasoning. Noteworthy past
papers can be found in the CBR Hall of Fame. (Webmaster's Note: We
can't add your papers if we don't have the paper's URL, so be sure to submit it to us on
the ai-cbr Information Form).
getting the idea by now? ai-cbr features research and commercial projects that use case-based
reasoning . We're particularly likely to feature projects that use CBR on the web and have
online demos. The featured project is updated regularly, so come back often. Past featured
projects can be found in the CBR Hall of Fame. (Webmaster's Note: We can't include your project if we don't have your
project's URL, so be sure to submit it to us on the ai-cbr
Information form).
We'll recommend great
books for you to read and guide you to where you can buy them online. Of course we'll
recommend any new CBR books that come out, but we'll also recommend general AI, machine
learning, Internet and programming books, and once in a while a book to curl up and relax
with. The featured book is regularly updated, so come back often. If you've read a book
that was really helpful - for example the only book on Java that made any sense to you -
why not tell us using the ai-cbr Information form and we'll
feature your choice and say that you recommended it.
APPLYING CASE-BASED
REASONING: techniques for enterprise systems - Ian's book is being hailed as,
"a MUST have book for anyone in the case-based reasoning community." We have to
agree -- really, we do have to agree, our jobs depend on it. You'll find a
description of the book, a full table of contents and ordering information here.
ai-cbr attends all the major CBR conferences and
workshops (and other AI conferences) and writes a report on the meeting complete with photos and links to papers you
can download. So even if you couldn't attend you can virtually be there.
When you're writing your next research paper
wouldn't it be great if you could search a bibliographic database of approximately 700
publications on CBR. Well you can using the ai-cbr bibliography.
You can search by authors, titles, and key words and even download copies of the papers
(when available). If your recent publications are not listed you can add them to the
bibliography.
As an additional bibliographic
service we regularly send out details of new CBR and CBR-related journal
and conference papers via the ai-cbr mailing list.
So to keep in regular touch with all that's happening in the CBR world
join the ai-cbr mailing list.
Hey we don't work all the time. Little
diversions are links to some of our favorite web places to go, things to do and stuff
to download.
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