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The EBG system builds an explanation and learns a concept definition as its generalization provided a domain theory is complete. It does not work when a domain theory is incomplete. Then we introduce ...a notion of generalizations by an analogy which makes it possible to construct rules necessary for domain theories. Furthermore, we develop EBG by analogical reasoning which copes with the incompleteness by using generalizations by an analogy. We first formulate EBG in a mathematical way, construct EBG by analogical reasoning in terms of our formulation, and realize EBG by analogical reasoning system as a Prolog program.show more
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