Add to ORKGIn Engineer-To-Order (ETO) industrial contexts, decision-making about which systems to offer for sales or which subsystems to integrate into the systems for sales is based on various performance indicators. However, the lack of relevant information to evaluate these indicators challenges the decision-making process. In this article, to face this issue, a CBR approach is proposed for the evaluation of the performances of ETO systems. The main contributions are: (i) an object-oriented case representation model which allows to store previous evaluated systems for an effective and time efficient similar systems retrieval, and (ii) a method that allows to compute similarity between two systems that can have different structures
Introduction An increasing number of activities and publications underlines that the fields of Soft...
The approach presented in this chapter covers the two major aspects that are important for case-base...
The knowledge acquired through past experiences is of the most importance when humans or machines tr...
International audienceIn Engineer-To-Order (ETO) industrial contexts, decision-making about which sy...
Case-Based Reasoning is a proven method to provide decision support in a manufacturing context. Howe...
This paper will report on the application of the Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) approach [1] to develop ...
Effective software architecture evaluation methods are essential in today’s system development for m...
Effective software architecture evaluation methods are essential in today's system development for m...
This paper describes an industrial application of case-based reasoning in engineering. The applicati...
With current industrial environment (competition, lower profit margin, reduced time to market, decre...
Part 6: TRIZ and PatentingInternational audienceOur industry currently undergoes a period of importa...
Case-based reasoning (CBR) has emerged as promising technology for decision support. However, its ap...
The way to manage knowledge accumulated is one of the firm’s trends, in order to capitalize and to t...
In complex situations that arise in the context of the design of large processes, the fault diagnosi...
Case-Based Reasoning is a methodology that uses information that has been considered as valid in pre...
Introduction An increasing number of activities and publications underlines that the fields of Soft...
The approach presented in this chapter covers the two major aspects that are important for case-base...
The knowledge acquired through past experiences is of the most importance when humans or machines tr...
International audienceIn Engineer-To-Order (ETO) industrial contexts, decision-making about which sy...
Case-Based Reasoning is a proven method to provide decision support in a manufacturing context. Howe...
This paper will report on the application of the Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) approach [1] to develop ...
Effective software architecture evaluation methods are essential in today’s system development for m...
Effective software architecture evaluation methods are essential in today's system development for m...
This paper describes an industrial application of case-based reasoning in engineering. The applicati...
With current industrial environment (competition, lower profit margin, reduced time to market, decre...
Part 6: TRIZ and PatentingInternational audienceOur industry currently undergoes a period of importa...
Case-based reasoning (CBR) has emerged as promising technology for decision support. However, its ap...
The way to manage knowledge accumulated is one of the firm’s trends, in order to capitalize and to t...
In complex situations that arise in the context of the design of large processes, the fault diagnosi...
Case-Based Reasoning is a methodology that uses information that has been considered as valid in pre...
Introduction An increasing number of activities and publications underlines that the fields of Soft...
The approach presented in this chapter covers the two major aspects that are important for case-base...
The knowledge acquired through past experiences is of the most importance when humans or machines tr...