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    I am implementing a Case Based Reasoning (CBR) system and I would like some help with the comparison part. There are lots of cases stored in a SQL database which I query to narrow the search field but I still have several cases to compare. Each case has 10 pieces of information which I am comparing to a new case to find out how similar they are. Does anyone know a good way to do this similarity check other than just looping though each case? I am trying to find the quickest way possible. Thanks Adam

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      I am implementing a Case Based Reasoning (CBR) system and I would like some help with the comparison part. There are lots of cases stored in a SQL database which I query to narrow the search field but I still have several cases to compare. Each case has 10 pieces of information which I am comparing to a new case to find out how similar they are. Does anyone know a good way to do this similarity check other than just looping though each case? I am trying to find the quickest way possible. Thanks Adam

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      hi.dear adam my name is Reza.I am MS student of computer engineering.I need a sample of CBR System. whould please help me with sending your sample code of CBR system and I need your advice. Thanks so much. best regards... reza.raeisi.z@gmail.com

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        I am implementing a Case Based Reasoning (CBR) system and I would like some help with the comparison part. There are lots of cases stored in a SQL database which I query to narrow the search field but I still have several cases to compare. Each case has 10 pieces of information which I am comparing to a new case to find out how similar they are. Does anyone know a good way to do this similarity check other than just looping though each case? I am trying to find the quickest way possible. Thanks Adam

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        sir would you like share the code with me since i am also working in the same field..please...

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          I am implementing a Case Based Reasoning (CBR) system and I would like some help with the comparison part. There are lots of cases stored in a SQL database which I query to narrow the search field but I still have several cases to compare. Each case has 10 pieces of information which I am comparing to a new case to find out how similar they are. Does anyone know a good way to do this similarity check other than just looping though each case? I am trying to find the quickest way possible. Thanks Adam

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          Hailu Worku Obsse
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          As to me you can try A genetic algorithm, that exploits the K-means principles for dividing objects in groups having high similarity. Those that lie with in the first, second or so would be selected as best alternatives for your search to fit to the case on hand.

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