Book Review: Pocket guide to lung function tests: explanations without equations

Using Explanations to guide Adaptation

B eatrice Fuchs, Alain Mille, Benô t Chiron CPE-Lyon, LISA , 31 place Bellecour, 69 002 Lyon, France. e-mail : fbf,am,[email protected], [email protected] Abstract We present the adaptation process in a CBR application for decision support in the domain of industrial supervision. Our approach uses explanations to approximate relations between a problem description and its solution, and the adaptat...

Porter's Surgeon's Pocket-Book

The Surgeon's Pocket Book

surgery have been incorporated in the book. There are 110 admirable woodcuts illustrative of surgical appliances and proceedings, and access to the information contained in the work is rendered easy by means of a full table of contents, italic titles of sections, capital page headings, and a most excellent index. The work commences with a good description of the general treatment of thu wounded...

Book Review: Guide to computer forensics and investigations (3rd ed.)

Book Review: Practical Guide to Medical Student Assessment

tiny book surprised me with its brief, lucid description of the assessment tools used in medical schools. The authors call it a practical reference to commonly raised questions about assessment instruments, and it is a good guide for medical teachers like me. It deals with most of the assessment tools for medical education with which I am acquainted, and it is very suitable for medical teachers...