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Concept-based Retrieval (CBR)
Last Post 23 Jul 2014 02:34 PM by jbowie. 1 Replies.
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23 Jul 2014 07:08 AM
    Several years ago I used the CBR package to provide the ability to analyze a free form text and programmatically extract what concepts/codes from the text. There were classes such as com.apelon.cbr.Indexer in this package. I just installed the DTS 4 and looking through the documentation and javadocs I can't find any reference to this API. Has it been deprecated?
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    23 Jul 2014 02:34 PM
    CBR was an add-on product to DTS that was discontinued a number of years ago. We currently do not have a replacement.
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