2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.eswa.2014.12.012
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An ontology-based CBR approach for personalized itinerary search systems for sustainable urban freight transport

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“…In [11], the authors proposed an approach based on the integration of three techniques: a CBR-personalized retrieval mechanism designed to provide a user with an optimum itinerary that meets his personal needs and preferences; a semantic web rule language considered to provide the system with enhanced semantic capabilities and support personalized case representation; and a user-oriented ontology used as source of knowledge to extract pertinent information about stakeholder's preferences and needs. To facilitate decision making within collaborative design, a Decision Support Ontology (DSO) is developed in [12]. The structure of the information model developed reflects a priori knowledge of decision making and supports the communication of information independent of any specific decision method.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [11], the authors proposed an approach based on the integration of three techniques: a CBR-personalized retrieval mechanism designed to provide a user with an optimum itinerary that meets his personal needs and preferences; a semantic web rule language considered to provide the system with enhanced semantic capabilities and support personalized case representation; and a user-oriented ontology used as source of knowledge to extract pertinent information about stakeholder's preferences and needs. To facilitate decision making within collaborative design, a Decision Support Ontology (DSO) is developed in [12]. The structure of the information model developed reflects a priori knowledge of decision making and supports the communication of information independent of any specific decision method.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For more knowledge on collaborative management of CL supply chain, readers may review [25,46]. Additionally, the information retrieval tactics such as data mining [47], case base reasoning [48], GPS [49], GIS [50], demand forecasting [51], and cloud computing [52] has also popularized in the CL supply chain research.…”
Section: Decision Support From a Sustainable Perspective For Logisticmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El papel fundamental de la ontología es estructurar y recuperar conocimiento, promover su intercambio, y favorecer la comunicación [45]. Según [46] el uso de ontologías en el razonamiento basado en casos aporta los beneficios siguientes:…”
Section: El Razonamiento Basado En Casos Con El Uso De La Ontologíaunclassified