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There Is More to Legal Reasoning with Analogies than Case Based Reasoning, But What?

Ruth Kannai, Uri J. Schild, John Zeleznikow

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Key concepts: Analogical reasoning, Case-based reasoning, Computer science, Model-based reasoning, Verbal reasoning, Domain (mathematical analysis), Reasoning system, Qualitative reasoning

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