Case-based reasoning addresses new problems by remembering and adapting solutions previously used to solve similar problems. Pulled by the increasing number of applications and pushed by a growing interest in memory intensive techniques, research on case-based reasoning appears to be gaining momentum. In this article, we briefly summarize recent developments in research on case-based reasoning based partly on the recent Twenty Fourth International Conference on Case-Based Reasoning.
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