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Distributed fuzzy case based reasoning
, T. Singh, P.S. Goswami
Published in
2004
Volume: 4
   
Issue: 4
Pages: 323 - 343
Abstract
This paper presents a framework for a distributed knowledge based system by integrating case based reasoning (CBR) and Fuzzy Logic. Fuzzy Logic gives CBR the power to deal with impreciseness and uncertainty. The framework for handling distributed case bases enables our system to construct solution based on collective experience distributed by discipline, time, and geography. In the proposed system the cases can be expressed in terms of attributes that can be crisp as well as fuzzy and appropriately similarity scores are computed. The cases can have attributes from a vocabulary, which can be defined with the constraint of global commitments so that the attributes can be shared and interpreted in a distributed setting. We have implemented a knowledge sharing protocol with common ontology as the repository of exchange vocabulary for knowledge sources with different Universe of Discourses (UOD). We have developed a shell for tailored application development in different domains. We have used RDBMS as the back end repository for cases, DAML+OIL for Ontology design, SAX and DOM for ontology access and RMI for remote procedure call. We have illustrated effectiveness of our approach by developing a travel planning and a help desk application. © 2004 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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JournalApplied Soft Computing Journal
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