Limitations and possibilities of decision making in combination with case based reasoning

Michael Friedli, 2015

Type of Thesis Master Thesis
Client
Supervisor Knut Hinkelmann & Andreas Martin
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This master thesis treats the question of limitations and possibilities of decision making in combination with case-based reasoning. On the basis of a real-world application where decision making with rules is applied, a possible extension with case-based reasoning is explored. Background theories claim that a combination of these two reasoning methods can improve the decision-making and describe different possible approaches to combine rule-based and case-based reasoning. The problem domain is about employees who are sent by their employer to work in another country for a limited period of time and remain subject to the social security legislation of the sending country if certain conditions are fulfilled. This decision-making process is complex due to the large set of possible conditions. The Federal Social Insurance Oce Switzerland (FSIO) is implementing a web-application to support decision making. The web-application shall be able to automatically determine cases. One approach could be to model all decision rules in a decision model that can be automatically executed. This will however not be possible for all cases due to the complexity of the decision-making process....
Studyprogram: Business Information Systems (Master)
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Type of Thesis
Master Thesis
Authors
Michael Friedli
Supervisor
Knut Hinkelmann & Andreas Martin
Publication Year
2015
Thesis Language
English
Confidentiality
Public
Studyprogram
Business Information Systems (Master)
Location
Olten