Analogy-making in situation theory

In Randal B. Bernstein & Wesley N. Curtis (eds.), Artificial Intelligence: New Research. Nova Science Publishers, Inc.. pp. 299-321 (2008)
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Abstract

Analogy-making is finding analogies between different situations. In this paper, we provide a new model of computational analogy-making which uses Situation Theory as its formal background. Situation Theory is a semantic and logical theory which provides a naturalistic way to represent relations in situations. The system described in this paper is aimed at solving analogy problems made by basic geometric figures in a chessboard-like environment.

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