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DEIMOS: a functional paradigm for mechanical design

Published: 01 June 1990 Publication History

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This paper presents an expert system paradigm for mechanical design that allows control within the system to be guided by the function of the final design. A concept of functional attributes, which incorporates ideas from both functional reasoning (Freeman & Newell '71) and planning, is used to characterize an object's function. These attributes are used to guide design through a top down design paradigm. Functional attributes will produce more novel designs than a system doing routine design and are useful for constructing general purpose design systems because they are not domain dependent. DEIMOS, a small general purpose design system, was built to study the use of functional attributes.

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IEA/AIE '90: Proceedings of the 3rd international conference on Industrial and engineering applications of artificial intelligence and expert systems - Volume 2
June 1990
591 pages
ISBN:0897913728
DOI:10.1145/98894
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