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Semantic Interoperability of Case Based Reasoning Systems in Biology and Medicine

This article presents a framework called Mémoire for the interoperability of case bases and case based reasoning in biology and medicine. It explains the motivation for such as formalization effort, based on the importance of semantics in the success of biomedical case based reasoning systems. This paper defends the suitability of a semantic approach similar to the semantic Web for sharing and distributing case bases and case based reasoning in biology and medicine. With semantic interoperability, case based reasoning systems will be able to communicate with one another, for example to provide decision-support across several domains, make available to agents and Web services on the Web the case based competency of CBR systems adopting Mémoire interchange language, and cooperate with other computational methods and systems such as information retrieval. This paper presents Mémoire‘s framework for the representation of cases and case based ontologies in biology and medicine.