Intelligent Design and ManufacturingAndrew Kusiak Focuses on design and manufacturing and a variety of issues pertinent to successful techniques involving concurrent engineering. Considers product design and manufacturing constraints simultaneously, emphasizing the consideration of every element of the product's life cycle from concept through disposal. Examines such areas as quality, cost, scheduling and user needs. Design and manufacturing problems are thoroughly discussed and solutions are given by using numerous modern applications and implements, including basic artificial intelligence tools. |
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... rule is said to fire , and the consequent statements are asserted to be true as well . The consequents of one rule may be used as the conditions of other rules . This produces a chain reaction effect , as the firing of one rule leads to ...
... rule is said to fire , and the consequent statements are asserted to be true as well . The consequents of one rule may be used as the conditions of other rules . This produces a chain reaction effect , as the firing of one rule leads to ...
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... rules . A relationship exists between Rule 1 ' and Rule 2 ' because they both deal with the tolerance between a common line . It is possible to embed a third rule into the knowledge base if we express the rules as continuous functions ...
... rules . A relationship exists between Rule 1 ' and Rule 2 ' because they both deal with the tolerance between a common line . It is possible to embed a third rule into the knowledge base if we express the rules as continuous functions ...
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... Rules for Workholding Bidanda and Cohen ( 3 ) classify the knowledge base required for fixturing decisions ( for rotational components ) into three distinct types of rule category : 1. Qualitative rules . 2. Quantitative rules . 3 ...
... Rules for Workholding Bidanda and Cohen ( 3 ) classify the knowledge base required for fixturing decisions ( for rotational components ) into three distinct types of rule category : 1. Qualitative rules . 2. Quantitative rules . 3 ...
Contents
Features in Design and Manufacturing | 39 |
Moving Objects in Intelligent Design | 73 |
Qualitative Reasoning Methods in Design | 103 |
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