A Bibliography on Case-Based Reasoning

Friedrich GebhardtGMD

FIT-KISankt Augustin

D-53754Germany

Tel: 02241-14-2660FAX: 02241-14-2384

E-mail: friedrich.gebhardt@gmd.de (Internet)

30 January 2019Version 1.09

Abstract

This bibliography records publications in thefield of case-based reasoning, and related ar-eas.

Title word cross-reference

(ML)2 [82, 103].

21st [57]. 2D [113]. 2nd [31, 100, 71].

56-3 [282].

’93 [321, 318]. ’94 [322, 324]. 95 [273].

A.S.A. [195]. A4 [106, 144, 145, 323].AAAO [228]. abstract [235]. access [198].achieved [172]. acquire [259]. Acquisition[54, 115, 242, 79]. action [19]. active[228, 231]. Adaptation

[228, 283, 236, 179, 249, 217, 307, 308].adaptive [241]. adaptiven [89]. Advances[324, 70]. advisory [170]. against [98]. Age[72, 5]. agent [19]. AgentEx [236]. agents[236]. Ahnlichkeit [101]. Ahnlichkeiten[97]. ahnlichkeitsbasierte [163].Ahnlichkeitsurteilen [111]. AI [169, 95].AI-Workbench [95]. aid [78, 96, 256].aided [241, 243]. aids [188]. aktiver [153].Algenmassenentwicklungen [272].algorithm [63]. Allgemeine [48].allgemeiner [227]. Analogical[237, 61, 176, 286, 47]. analogy[238, 286, 39]. Analysing [102]. Analysis[262, 294, 15, 66, 139, 114, 221, 71]. analytic[281]. Anciens [1]. andere [30]. annotated[17]. ANOPLA [252]. Anpassung [153].Anpassungswissens [288]. Ansatz[230, 141]. Ansatze [67, 43]. Anwendung[267]. Anwendungen [69, 309].Application [134, 31, 168, 266].Applications [311, 152, 280]. Applying

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[254]. Approach[54, 107, 161, 171, 176, 179, 189, 320, 224, 130].Approaches [314, 167]. aptitude [168].Arbeitsplatz [117]. ARCADE [283].architects [302]. architectural[231, 246, 195, 198, 256]. Architecture[20, 85, 243, 187, 96, 226]. arguments [299].ARMILLA [35]. arrangement [122]. Art[49]. artifacts [278]. Artificial[100, 322, 320]. ASK [24]. ASLIB [8].AspecT [269]. Aspekte [270]. Assessing[257]. Assessment [233, 232, 148, 208, 274].assignment [109]. assistance [231, 283].assistant [195, 276]. assisted [266].associative [197]. atdex [88]. attention[29]. attribute [197, 212]. attribute-value[197, 212]. August [322, 320]. Ausfuhrbare[125]. Automated [36]. Automatic[246, 247]. automatische [265, 253].autonomer [153]. autonomous [228].autonomy [99].

BABYLON [50, 95].BABYLON-Wissensbasis [50].Background [24]. Band [129].Bankprojekt [135]. BankXX [299]. base[198]. Based[229, 54, 291, 115, 293, 311, 161, 273, 62, 167,280, 281, 168, 131, 317, 92, 171, 175, 176, 133,177, 178, 179, 180, 244, 181, 316, 187, 78, 96,188, 52, 99, 81, 199, 315, 324, 254, 146, 202,203, 108, 205, 206, 148, 319, 114, 150, 214,85, 152, 297, 157, 158, 217, 88, 222, 123, 164,275, 165, 321, 166, 279, 75]. Basic [262, 287].Bauen [323, 106, 144]. Bauentwurf [153].Bauentwurfsprozeß [155]. Bausteine[218, 227]. bauten [12]. Bauwesen [53]. be[220]. Beach [315]. Behandlung [43, 97].behaviour [181, 6, 119]. Benutzung [248].Betrieb [106, 144, 323]. betrieblicher[117]. between [169, 197, 212]. Beyond[18]. bibliography [17, 214].Bilderkennung [120]. Boeing [282].Bound [64, 63]. Bound-Verfahren [64].

Branch [64, 63]. Bridging [169]. Buch [77].Building [235, 132, 99, 36, 126, 285, 240,243, 145, 201, 255, 275, 166, 279]. Buildings[59, 145]. built [170].

C [113]. C-string [113]. CAD[45, 220, 221]. CAD-plans [220, 221].CADET [123]. CADRE [146]. Call [309].Call-Center-Anwendungen [309]. Case[167, 229, 317, 236, 177, 178, 287, 316, 187,315, 105, 319, 291, 293, 311, 150, 214, 297,157, 222, 273, 275, 312, 313, 62, 280, 281,168, 131, 92, 133, 180, 244, 250, 78, 96, 188,198, 199, 324, 254, 146, 202, 203, 108, 205,206, 148, 208, 152, 158, 217, 88, 303, 123,308, 226, 165, 321, 166, 279]. Case-Based[229, 291, 293, 311, 167, 317, 177, 178, 316,315, 319, 150, 214, 297, 157, 222, 275, 62, 280,281, 168, 131, 92, 133, 180, 244, 78, 96, 188,199, 324, 254, 146, 202, 203, 108, 205, 206,148, 152, 158, 217, 88, 123, 165, 321, 166, 279].case-memory [250]. cases [232, 173, 174,235, 138, 259, 260, 151, 296, 306].CASSIOPEE [282]. Cataloging [194].Categorization [21, 196]. categorized[214]. causal [56]. CBR [170, 284, 288].Center [309]. century [57]. CFM [282].Chambery [320]. change [235]. Chantilly[324]. characteristics [281]. characters[110]. CHARADE [219]. CheckL [257].CheckUp [257]. Chemical [87, 175, 183].Choice [20]. city [301]. clarification [66].Classification [54, 124]. Clique [64, 63].clustering [286]. Cognition [107].cognitive [38, 320]. color [154]. Coloured[262]. columns [85]. common [172, 73].CommonKADS [91, 182].Communication [132]. Comparing [185].Comparison [239, 175, 193]. Competence[274]. competent [126]. Compilation [91].complex [247, 150, 119, 306]. complexity[38]. Components [182]. composite [266].Computational [76, 215]. Computer[31, 309, 241, 243, 145]. computer-aided

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[243]. Computer-Support [309].Computerunterstutzung [106, 144, 323].Computing [197, 212]. Concept [54, 221].Concepts [262, 189, 98, 99, 205].Conceptual [238, 286, 78, 112, 266, 118].concrete [85]. Conf [314, 100]. Conference[322, 273, 320]. confluence [134].constraint [149, 75]. constraint-based[75]. construction [283, 145, 118, 303].content [192, 154]. continuous [26].Control [55, 259, 260]. convictions [285].cooperation [102]. Cooperative[132, 303, 162]. copy [37]. correct [252].Cranfield [8]. critics [162].

d’Architecture [2]. data [172, 194].Databases [87, 183, 136, 216].Datenbanken [53]. Datensammlungen[248]. day [38]. DC [317, 316, 319].Decision [280]. DEJAVU [131]. densities[110]. descriptions [98]. Design[5, 20, 132, 240, 55, 8, 100, 322, 105, 293, 311,72, 76, 169, 231, 232, 283, 131, 172, 173, 174,285, 24, 176, 133, 177, 178, 237, 241, 242, 184,187, 78, 96, 188, 52, 195, 145, 201, 255, 146,256, 257, 259, 260, 261, 148, 150, 266, 215, 297,158, 217, 302, 123, 275, 276, 277, 312, 75, 234].Design-Domanen [234]. designer [174].designs [247, 198, 320]. Desk [309].destructive [157]. detailing [85].Detecting [220, 25]. Determining [8].deutschsprachigen [310]. Development[95, 161, 273, 39, 114].Diagnosesituationen [89]. diagnosis[181, 200, 56]. Diagnostik [292, 218].Diagnostik-Shell [218]. diagrams [198].different [189]. Digital [15, 194, 145].Digitales [323, 106, 144]. Dimensional[87, 175, 183]. directional [110].Directions [291]. disciplinary [184].disease [17]. distance [98]. distances[197, 212]. Distributed [264, 149, 213].documents [277]. DOM[233, 231, 232, 283, 296]. DOM-ARCADE

[283]. domain [281, 233, 201, 279]. domains[168, 173]. Domane [207]. Domanen[234, 77]. donnees [2]. dot [124]. driven[164]. Dynamic [208, 210]. Dynamik [267].dynamischen [267].

early [124]. Ecole [2]. Edifices [1]. edition[71]. effective [192]. Efficient [192, 59, 286].Effiziente [163]. einem [135]. Einfuhrung[48]. elicitation [275]. emergencies [219].Empirie [111]. empirische [310].empirischen [34]. Energy [59].Engineering [290, 264, 162, 318, 231, 243,303, 123, 130, 230].Entscheidungsunterstutzung [292].Entscheidungsunterstutzungssysteme[310]. Entwerfen [298]. Entwicklung[207, 33, 53, 227]. Entwicklungssystem[295]. Entwurf [106, 144, 323, 272].Environment [95, 232]. episodes [244].Episodisches [74]. Erfahrungswissen [43].Erkennungssystem [160]. Erste [50].Erstellung [227]. European [324, 321].Evaluating [206]. evaluation[283, 304, 289]. event [143]. EVENTS[143]. EVENTS-II [143]. EWCBR[324, 321]. EWCBR-94 [324]. Exact [252].examples [116]. exekutiver [33].Exemplar [54]. Exemplar-Based [54].Experiences [291, 285]. Experiment[50, 23]. experimentelle [48]. experise[38]. Expert [95, 266, 45, 222, 162].Experte [94]. Expertensysteme [83].Expertensystemen [90, 43].Expertensystemkern [77].Expertensystemshells [121]. Expertise[182, 193, 82, 103, 60, 51, 84]. experts[21, 303]. explanation [116]. Explicit [115].Exploration [76]. Exploring [146].Extensions [7, 287]. extensive [145].

FABEL[285, 201, 269, 271, 224, 225, 305, 312]. FAC[81]. Factors [8]. FAENSY [295]. fall [295].

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fall- [295]. Fallbasierte [93, 292, 121].fallbasierten [101, 207, 268, 272].fallbasierter [267, 227]. fallbasiertes[74, 309, 310, 90, 289, 129]. Fallbasis [270].Fallbibliotheken [97]. Falle [268]. Fallen[101, 163]. fallfokussierenden [89].Fallgestutztes [298]. fallorientiertem [43].feature [110]. features [122, 29].Fehlerdiagnose [282]. FERN [116].fertiges [142]. fibre [266]. Figural [9].Figural-Wahrnehmung [9]. files [175].Finding [138]. First [273, 19, 222, 321, 5].first-order [19]. Fischen [300]. flat [212].Florida [315]. Flugzeuge [282]. Form[10, 122]. Formal [91, 189, 139, 82, 103].formalization [19]. Formalizations[108, 180]. formalize [193]. Formalizing[217]. Forschung [34]. foundation [208].foundational [167]. fragment [175].fragment-based [175]. fragments [185].framework [281, 313]. France [324, 320].freely [110]. Full [66]. Full-text [66].fundierten [67]. Further [17, 66]. Future[291]. Fuzzy [186, 203].

ganzheitliche [86]. gap [169]. Gebaude[265]. Gebaudehulle [58]. Gebauden[106, 144, 323]. Geburtstag [13].geheimnisvollere [30]. General [249].generation [222]. generic [296].Generierung [253]. genre [1]. geographic[194]. Geometric [199, 249]. Germany[321]. Gestalt [3, 210, 4, 160].Gestalt-Erkennungssystem [160].Gestalts [221, 220]. Gestalttheorie [13].Giving [139]. Global [57]. Glossar [41].GO [207]. GO-Domane [207].Grafikdesigner [120]. Grammars [31].Graph [171, 31]. Graph-based [171].großer [97]. groundwork [196]. grouping[208, 210, 29]. Grundlagen [69, 48, 129].guidance [133, 179, 210]. guidelines [313].

Handlungskontrolle [30]. handwritten

[110]. Haustechnik [42]. having [172].held [317, 316, 322]. Help [309].Help-Desk- [309]. hermeneutisch [67].Heuristic [149, 299]. hierarchical [244, 26].high [119]. histories [166].hochautomatisierter [265]. Holiday [315].home [200]. Hotel [317, 316]. house [52].Human [60]. Hybrid [202, 170, 224].hypermedia [258].

ICCBR [273]. ICCBR-95 [273]. idea[68, 271]. Ideas [20, 287]. II [143]. im[245, 288, 153, 155, 295, 159, 53, 268, 310].Image [137, 192, 157, 216]. images[185, 211, 113, 154]. imagination [174].implement [213]. Implementierung [272].important [172]. Improving [165].INCOME [117]. Indexing[8, 170, 246, 247, 211, 152]. indices [220].Induction [151]. Industrial [229, 240].inference [109]. Inferenzprozessen [190].information [24, 66, 186, 251, 194, 23, 304].Informationsstruktur [53].Informationssysteme [117].Informationsverarbeitung [46]. informed[286]. infrastructure [194].inkrementelles [230]. Inn [315].Innovation [176, 76, 204]. innovative [234].Inquiry [290]. installationsmodell [35].Integralen [42]. integrate [189].integrated [213, 302]. Integration[289, 295]. integrierten [53]. integrierter[12]. Integritatsbedingungen [140].Intelligence [100, 322, 320]. Intelligent[32, 59, 276, 256]. Intelligente [309].intensive [62, 208, 166]. Interaction [296].Interactionist [107]. Interactive [241, 195].interaktiver [117]. interdisciplinary [320].Internat [100]. International[31, 322, 273, 320]. Interpretation[184, 92, 157, 301]. interpreting [80].Introduction [37, 16, 209, 156, 158, 27].invariant [122]. Invention [204].Investigation [87]. IQ [38]. isomorphism

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[17]. Issues [311, 158, 167, 211].

Japanese [110]. Joint [320]. judging [25].July [319]. June [315].

KADS [127, 193, 102, 82, 103, 161, 130].Kaiserslautern [321]. KARL [79, 139]. KI[234]. KI-Methoden [234]. KICS [166]. kit[188, 118]. Klassenformat [245].Klassifizieren [289]. Kleines [41].Knowledge[62, 91, 54, 55, 104, 290, 115, 161, 172, 178,242, 79, 52, 259, 147, 208, 19, 113, 114, 85,296, 215, 303, 164, 130, 166, 75, 230].Knowledge-Based[161, 178, 52, 114, 85, 164].Knowledge-intensive [62, 208, 166].kognitiver [33]. Komplexe [155].konfigurierbare [218].Konfigurierungsaufgaben [77].Konstrukte [50]. Konstruktion[106, 144, 323]. Kontextsensitivitat [111].Kontextualisierung [84]. konzeptuelle[125].

labels [68]. Lageplanen [253]. Language[73, 235, 79, 82, 103]. languages [193, 114].LanPlan [258]. large [138, 216]. Lausanne[322]. law [152]. layout [237, 70, 248].layouts [283, 246, 269, 223, 224, 225].learned [98]. Learning[54, 281, 177, 178, 6]. Lecons [2]. legal [299].Lehrbuch [34]. Lehrer [94]. Leistungen[33]. Lernen [89]. Lessons [291]. level[104, 147, 119]. Library [182]. Life [49, 57].line [26, 110]. Lisp [73]. literal [18].literature [194]. logic [203]. Losung [64].

MAC [81]. MAC/FAC [81]. Machine[5, 72]. Madison [317, 316]. make [284].making [127]. Man [7, 270]. Management[86, 145, 219]. manufacturing [254]. many[68]. map [301]. maschinelles [160].Maschinenbegriffs [67]. matching [98].

MAX [160]. maximum [63, 64].Maximum-Clique-Problems [64]. May[317, 316, 315]. measures [175].mechanical [131]. Mechanismen [30, 159].Media [7, 57]. Medical [56].medieninstallation [12]. mehrgeschossige[12]. memory [250, 197, 212, 27]. Mengen[141]. Metakognition [30]. Metaphor[107]. Metaphorische [204]. method [122].Methoden [289, 267, 121, 234].methodischen [48]. methodological [167].Methodology [91, 242, 23]. Methods[91, 262, 115, 213, 87, 281, 168, 68, 226].metrics [199]. Metzger [13]. MIDI [12].MIKE [230]. MIKE-Ansatz [230].mindful [278]. mittels [153]. Model[181, 164, 76, 92, 176, 81, 255, 116, 118, 215,147, 127]. Model-based [181, 176].Model-driven [164]. MODEL-K[147, 127]. Modeling[210, 99, 143, 114, 164, 75]. Modell[106, 144, 323, 268, 50].Modell-Konstrukte [50].Modellbasiertes [230]. Modelle [83, 125].Modellierung [50, 111]. Modelling[91, 182, 130]. Models [68, 51, 193, 82, 103].modernen [13]. Modernes [1]. modules[239]. MoMo [290, 128]. Monitoring [190].MOPs [27]. morgen [58]. most [172].Multi [45, 184, 19]. multi-agent [19].multi-disciplinary [184]. Multi-expert[45]. Multidimensional [250]. multiple[258, 152, 226]. Muratoris [41].Mustererkennung [159].

natural [6]. need [174]. Nets[262, 287, 119]. network [56]. Netze[69, 65]. Netzen [140]. Neuronale [69].noch [30]. noisy [98]. non [157].non-destructive [157]. Nonstandard[205]. November [324, 321]. novices [21].nutzlicher [268]. Nutzung [97].

object [98, 119, 75]. object-oriented [75].

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objects [228, 11, 25, 184, 29]. Objekte[153]. objektorientierten [135]. offenes[12]. ohne [191, 263, 270]. okologischen[267]. On-line [110]. one [68]. ontology[233]. Open [95, 168, 226, 105]. operational[139, 114]. operationalize [193].Operators [261]. order [19]. organisation[215]. organization [27]. Oriented[290, 173, 242, 75]. Osnabruck [31].

P [88]. panels [266]. Papers[100, 324, 319, 321]. Parallele [1]. Part [24].partially [98]. Patdex [89]. Patdex/2 [89].Pattern [16, 71, 37, 122]. pattern-specific[122]. patterns [124]. Pensacola [315].Perception [10, 25, 28]. Perceptual[29, 124]. Performance [8]. perils [80].perspectives [304]. Petri[65, 140, 262, 119]. Petri-Netze [65].Petri-Netzen [140]. physics [21].Phytoplankton [267].Phytoplankton-Dynamik [267]. Pictorial[251]. Picture [136, 15, 134].Picture-queries [136]. pipes [252].placement [252]. PLAKON [77].PLAKON-Buch [77]. planning[235, 206, 19, 301]. plans [220, 221]. Plants[59]. Planung [42]. Planungs [77].Planungs- [77]. platform [219]. PM5[255]. points [138]. Polytechnique [2].Portable [95]. Practical [262]. practice[284]. Praktikum [48]. praktischen [48].precedent [215]. Precedents [215]. Precis[2]. precision [80]. prediction [181].prerequisite [172]. Principled [161].Principles [4, 210]. probabilistic [56].Problem[182, 55, 40, 105, 115, 28, 281, 63, 244, 149].Problem-Solving [115, 40]. Problemlosen[46, 191]. problems[21, 109, 152, 275, 306, 64]. Proc [314].Proceedings [322, 317, 316, 315, 320].Produkt [142]. professionellen [94].Profiles [271]. Prognose [272, 267].

Programmentwurf [117].Programmierstil [245].Programmierwerkstatt [67]. project[285, 154, 8]. PROSET [141].PROSET-Ansatz [141]. Prototyp [142].prototype [164]. prototype-driven [164].Prototyping [314, 135, 318, 147, 164, 141].providing [196]. Prozeß [267]. Prozesse[33]. Psychologie [94, 13, 48]. Psychology[4, 3]. Psychometrics [14].

QBIC [154]. Qualitatsstrategie [86].Quality [232, 86, 259, 260]. queries [136].querying [192, 154].

races [38]. Raum [310]. raumliche [155].real [11]. realizations [257]. reasoner[203]. Reasoning[229, 291, 293, 311, 273, 61, 62, 167, 131, 317,92, 180, 286, 244, 316, 199, 315, 324, 254,202, 108, 205, 147, 319, 113, 150, 151, 214,152, 157, 88, 275, 165, 321, 166, 279]. recall[80]. reciprocal [134]. Recognition[16, 26, 37, 137, 143, 110, 122]. Recueil [1].reenforced [85]. refining [235]. reflection[104]. reflective [126]. regelbasierten[295]. Regelung [265]. regulations[166, 279]. reinforced [266].reinterpretation [208]. Relating [281].relational [25]. relationale [53].Relationen [155]. ReMind [170].Reminding [27]. Repeat [294].Representation[54, 235, 21, 79, 148, 113, 75].representations [197, 258, 212].Representing [173]. Requirements[318, 169]. Research [8, 273]. Results [24].Retrieval[44, 22, 269, 223, 224, 225, 277, 170, 24, 66,134, 287, 137, 246, 247, 249, 186, 251, 81,203, 32, 113, 299, 23, 304, 275, 226, 165, 263].Reusable [182]. Reuse[290, 320, 246, 247, 277]. Reuse-Oriented[290]. reusing [244, 313]. Review [229, 194].

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revisited [200]. role [196, 114]. roles [68].Rolle [288]. rotation [122]. Roude [261].routine [261]. run [127].

satisfaction [149]. scale [122]. Scenario[302]. Scene [25]. scenes [11]. scheduler[213]. schemata [28]. Schließen[90, 272, 129, 309, 310, 268, 74]. Schließens[101]. Schritte [50]. Science [31]. search[149, 29]. Searching [11, 183, 87, 175, 216].Second [324, 72, 222]. Sehsystem [159].Selbststeuerung [30]. selected [324, 321].semantics [139]. semantische [204].services [283]. Shaker [49]. shape[175, 154]. sharing [172]. Shell [218]. shells[222]. shift [122]. similar[134, 269, 223, 224, 225]. similar-picture[134]. Similarity [175, 14, 148, 87, 216, 88,61, 171, 133, 179, 189, 39, 81, 196, 199, 47,205, 208, 113, 18, 221]. similarity-based[81]. simple [92]. simulation [6]. Software[264, 67]. Software-Werkzeuge [67].Softwarewerkzeuge [83]. solve [306].Solving [182, 55, 105, 115, 281, 244, 40, 28].Some [211, 304]. Spatial [113]. special [37].specialists [312]. specific [122].specification [119]. Stadtmorphologie[41]. Standgewassern [272]. statutory[166]. step [203, 165]. stereo [200].Steuerung [265]. strategic [147].Strategies [55, 59, 40]. strategy [170].Stratified [244]. string [113]. Structural[133, 307, 171, 179, 98, 47]. structure[109, 112, 124]. structured [139].Structures [55, 87, 175, 183, 26].structuring [250]. strukturiert [270].Strukturierte [97]. Study[105, 24, 38, 308]. Suche [268, 263]. Suchen[191]. Supervised [124]. Support[309, 280, 174, 285, 178, 240, 145, 301, 302].supported [233]. supporting [299].Surface [47, 39]. survey [313]. sustained[62]. Switzerland [322]. Syn* [237].Syntactic [16, 37, 98]. synthesis [180, 123].

System[243, 190, 161, 167, 231, 285, 242, 52, 102, 12,26, 22, 206, 19, 85, 217, 222, 166, 75, 89].system-user [102]. Systematicity [39].Systeme [309, 50, 227]. Systemen [101].Systems [95, 8, 207, 272, 170, 284, 45, 114,158, 219, 162, 304, 126, 164, 308, 313].

task [281, 242]. task-oriented [242]. tasks[257, 68, 150]. Tcl [156]. technical [277].Techniken [83]. techniques[44, 183, 139, 301]. technischen [77, 89].technology [169, 194]. Term [179].Term-based [179]. test [168]. testing [157].tests [22]. text [66]. texture [154]. their[185, 31]. Theory [5, 72, 24]. Third [322].Thirteenth [320]. Three [87, 175, 183].Three-Dimensional [87, 175, 183]. Tk[156]. tool [188, 123]. Tools [229, 271].Topics [321]. TOPO [249, 307]. topologic[249]. topologies [246, 247]. Total [86].tout [1]. transfer [47]. transformations[57]. tree [134]. Triebwerken [282]. tutor[258].

Uberblick [129]. Ubungen [48].Umsetzung [50]. uncertainty [88].undergrouping [25]. Understanding[7, 172, 71]. Unified [54]. unit [134].Untersuchung [310]. Use [262, 279]. used[261, 213, 220]. user [102]. Using[198, 259, 260, 173, 236, 258, 110, 113, 56,154, 269, 301, 122].

value [197, 212]. values [80]. variations[167]. Verfahren [64, 295]. Versenken[300]. very [224]. views [112]. Village [57].violations [25]. Visual [10, 174, 29].visualisation [173].visualisation-oriented [173]. VLSI [70].vol [262]. Volume [8]. Vorauswahl [163].

Wahrnehmung [9].Wahrnehmungspsychologie [120].

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Washington [317, 316, 319]. Wechselnde[270]. Weg [142]. weitgehende[106, 144, 323]. Werkzeug [67]. Werkzeug-[67]. Werkzeuge [67, 121]. which [174, 193].Wie [270]. Wiederverwendbare [218].Wissen [74, 270]. Wissens [94].Wissensakquisition [93, 83].Wissensbasierte [265]. wissensbasierter[50]. Wissensbasis [50]. within [232].without [137]. Wolfgang [13]. wonach[270]. Work [49, 284]. Workbench [95].Working [314]. Workshop[316, 31, 315, 324, 320, 317, 319, 321]. world[168, 11, 57]. Worlds [105].

Ziel [142]. Zugriffsstrukturen [163]. zum[248, 190, 13, 272, 89]. zur [64, 43, 94, 268,50, 227, 295].

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