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@TECHREPORT{AICPub1533:1971,
  AUTHOR={Kling, Robert E.},
  TITLE={Information Processing Approach to Reasoning by Analogy},
  ADDRESS={333 Ravenswood Ave, Menlo Park, CA 94025},
  INSTITUTION={AI Center, SRI International},
  MONTH={May},
  NUMBER={56},
  YEAR={1971},
  KEYWORDS={Reasoning, Reasoning by analogy, RBA},
  ABSTRACT={Reasoning by analogy (RBA) has been discussed in artificial intelligence
     circles because of its extraordinary value in human problem solving and its
     elusiveness to mechanization. Without an ability to analogize, we would be
     unable to generalize, induce, or theorize. Moreover, thinking would be rather
     tedious, as we would have to solve each distinct problem afresh, without referring
     to previous experience. Fortunately the spectrum of similarities we are able
     to exploit is rather wide, encompassing many types, each with its own subvarieties.
     Unfortunately, we call much of this diverse behavior "reasoning by analogy."
     Hopefully, in the near future, we can develop some useful refinements for RBA.},
  NOTE={SRI Project 8973. The research reported herein was sponsored by the Advanced
     Research Projects Agency and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration
     under Contract NASW-2164.}
}