Stratified case-based reasoning: reusing hierarchical problem solving episodes

L. Karl Branting, David W. Aha

1995 · 71 citations · 12 references

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Abstract

Stratified case-based reasoning is a technique in which abstract solutions produced during hierarchical problem solving are used to assist casebased retrieval, matching, and adaptation. We describe the motivation for the integration of case-based reasoning with hierarchical problem solving, exemplify its benefits, detail a set of algorithms that implement our approach, and present their comparative empirical evaluation on a path planning task. Our results show that stratified case-based reasoning significantly decreases the computational expense required to retrieve, match, and adapt cases, leading to performance superior both to simple case-based

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