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ORCID30th ICCBR 2022: Nancy, France - Doctoral Consortium
- Pascal Reuss, Jakob Michael Schönborn:
Doctoral Consortium Proceedings of the 30th International Conference on Case-Based Reasoning co-located with the 30th International Conference on Case-Based Reasoning (ICCBR 2022), Nancy (France), September 12-15th, 2022. CEUR Workshop Proceedings 3418, CEUR-WS.org 2023
Doctoral Consortium
- Michel P. Clemens:
The Three E's of Explainability in Collaborative Computational Co-Creativity: Emotionality, Effectiveness, and Explicitness. 4-9 - Eoin Delaney:
Case-based Explanations for Black-Box Time Series and Image Models with Applications in Smart Agriculture. 10-15 - Craig Pirie:
Explaining and Upsampling Anomalies in Time-Series Sensor Data. 16-21 - Pedram Salimi:
Addressing Trust and Mutability Issues in XAI utilising Case Based Reasoning. 22-27 - Malavika Sureah:
CBR For Interpretable Response Selection In Conversational Modelling. 28-33 - Greta Warren:
Counterfactual Explanations for eXplainable AI (XAI). 34-39 - Ciara Feely:
Using Machine Learning Techniques to Support Marathon Runners. 40-45 - Paola Marín-Veites:
The Use of Case-Based Reasoning for Personalizing Musculoskeletal Pain Treatment Recommendations. 46-51 - M. van der Pas:
Developing a Decision Support System leveraging Distributed and Heterogeneous Sources: Case-Based Reasoning for Manufacturing Incident Handling. 52-56 - Zachary Wilkerson:
DL-CBR Hybridization for Feature Generation and Similarity Assessment. 57-62
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