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myCBR is a project at DFKI to build a case based reasoning tool that can both be used as standalone application and as a Protégé plugin.
myCBR is open source, developed under the GPL license. Its aims are:
- to be easy to use,
- to enable fast prototyping,
- to be extendable and adaptable, and
- to integrate state-of-the-art CBR functionality.
Thus it supports the teaching and research of the CBR approach.
myCBR builds on top of Protégé, which already provides advanced functionality for defining and visualizing object-oriented case representations. However, myCBR-Retrieval will be usable as a standalone application as well.
News
- 09/06/30 New stable release: myCBR Version 2.6.4
Current Features
- Powerful GUIs for modeling knowledge-intensive similarity measures
- Similarity-based retrieval functionality
- Export of domain model (including similarity measures) in XML
- Additional stand-alone retrieval engine
- Extension to structured object-oriented case representations, including helpful taxonomy editors
- Powerful textual similarity modelling which distinguishes between word-based and character-based measures; it even supports regular expressions
- Scriptable similarity measures using Jython
- Rapid prototyping via CSV
Planned Features for myCBR version 3.0
- Integration of adaptation and completion rules
- Database connection
- Integration of similarity learning functionality
- Intelligent support for classification and regression tasks
- Improved scalability
Collaboration
jCOLIBRI is a generic CBR framework in Java developed by Universidad Complutense de Madrid – GAIA research group
There is a contribution which provides wrapper methods to use similarity measures generated with myCBR within jCOLIBRI. For more information, please visit http://gaia.fdi.ucm.es/projects/jcolibri/jcolibri2/contributions.html
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