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What should I read after Textual Case-Based Reasoning?

BookOrb recommends Make Art with Artificial Intelligence (2021), Schleichender Wahnsinn (2019), Case Retrieval Nets As a Model for Building Flexible Information Systems (2000), Professional Windows 8 Programming (2012), and Schrank Im Flur (2019).

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Who wrote Textual Case-Based Reasoning?

Textual Case-Based Reasoning is by Mario Lenz and Kevin Ashley.