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Inaugural lecture from Professor Miltos Petridis

Logos & Mneme: Remembering to think and thinking to remember: Solving real world problems using past knowledge and experience

Professor Miltos Petridis

Thursday 29 November 2012

Huxley Lecture Theatre
Huxley Building
Lewes Road
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BN2 4GJ

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Professor Miltos Petridis focuses on how computers can use case-based reasoning (CBR) to solve new problems by referring to solutions to similar issues that occurred in the past. He illustrates the use of CBR by presenting case studies that he has worked on over the past 20 years.

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