Acquisition of Adaptation Knowledge for Breast Cancer Treatment Decision Support
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Auteurs : Jean Lieber ; Mathieu D'Aquin ; Pierre Bey ; Amedeo Napoli ; Maria Rios ; Catherine SauvagnacSource :
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The elaboration of a treatment in cancerology depends on the particular practice of decision protocols. These protocols are often adapted rather than used straightforwardly. This paper deals with the acquisition of the knowledge exploited during protocol adaptations. It shows that this knowledge acquisition process can be based on similarity paths, that are used for representing the matchings between decision problems (e.g., source and target problems within a case-based reasoning process).
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