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| My research interests include artificial intelligence and cognitive science, with a focus on case-based reasoning (CBR). Under the guidance of Dr. David Leake, I built IUCBRF, a freely-available Java framework to facilitate the development of case-based reasoning systems. |
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Bogaerts, S., and Leake, D. 2006. What
Evaluation Criteria Are Right for CCBR? Considering Rank Quality.
In T. R. Roth-Berghofer et al., eds., LNAI 4106, Proceedings of the
Eighth European Conference On Case-Based Reasoning, pp 385-389,
Berlin Heidelberg. Springer-Verlag.
(Springerlink)
Bogaerts, S., and Leake, D. 2006. Focusing
AI Students' Attention: A Framework-Based Approach to Guiding
Impasse-Driven Learning. Proceedings of the 19th International
Florida Artificial Intelligence Research Society Conference, pages
186-191, Menlo Park, California, AAAI Press.
Bogaerts, S., and Leake, D. 2005. A
Framework for Rapid and Modular Case-Based Reasoning System Development.
Technical Report TR 617, Computer Science Department, Indiana
University, Bloomington, IN.
Please visit the IUCBRF
homepage for more information.
Bogaerts, S., and Leake, D. 2005. Increasing AI Project Effectiveness with Reusable Code Frameworks: A Case Study Using IUCBRF. Proceedings of the 18th International Florida Artificial Intelligence Research Society Conference, pages 2-7, Menlo Park, California, AAAI Press.
Leake, D., Bogaerts, S., Evans, M., McMullen, R., Oder, M., and Valerio, A. 2005. Using Cases To Support Divergent Roles in Distributed Collaboration. Proceedings of the 18th International Florida Artificial Intelligence Research Society Conference, pp 117-122, Menlo Park, California, AAAI Press. *
Leake, D., Bogaerts, S., Evans, M., McMullen, D. 2005. Contextual Support for Remote Cooperative Troubleshooting: Lessons From a Naturalistic Study. In Soubie, K. L., and Zarate, P., eds., Proceedings of the International Workshop on Cooperative Systems and Context. CEUR. *
Evans, M., Leake, D., McMullen, D., Bogaerts, S. 2005. Ethnographic
Methods To Study Context: An Illustration. In A. Dey, B. Kokinov,
D. Leake, R. Turner, P. Brezillon, eds., Brevia
and Demonstration Presentations associated with the 5th
International Interdisciplinary Conference on Modelling and Using
Context (CONTEXT-05), Paris, France. LIP6 Technical Report
2005/007, pp 31-35. *
(Poster)
Bogaerts, S., and Leake, D. 2004. Facilitating
CBR for Incompletely-Described Cases: Distance Metrics for Partial
Problem Descriptions. In P. Funk and P. Gonzalez Calero, eds., LNAI
3155 Proceedings of the Seventh European Conference On Case-Based
Reasoning, pp 62-76, Berlin Heidelberg. Springer-Verlag.
(Springerlink)
Evans, M., McMullen, R., Leake, D., and Bogaerts, S. 2004. Remote Collaborative Help: Using Cases and Concept Maps to Coordinate and Contextualize Knowledge. UbiComp Workshop on Giving Help at a Distance: Ubiquitous Computing to Support Remote Problem-Solving. *
Publications marked with a * were a part of my research assistantship position at the Indiana University Knowledge Acquisition and Projection Lab, developing more efficient maintenance systems for the United States Navy. My duties included applying case-based reasoning to more effectively bring appropriate maintenance knowledge to bear.