Titlebook: Intelligent CAD Systems I; Theoretical and Meth Paul J. W. Hagen,Tetsuo Tomiyama Conference proceedings 1987 EUROGRAPHICS The European Asso

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Strategies for CAD useful CAD systems are considered. A strategy for “mechanistic” symbol processors is presented, employing “mechanisms” of formal logic to manipulate written and drawn expressions of designers9 knowledge.

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A Paradigm for Intelligent CADsearch involves CAD systems for mechanical applications where three-dimensional geometric shapes play a significant functional role. In this paper, we consider the design process itself as a problem solving activity. Computer systems suitable for assisting different modes of problem solving must be

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Intelligent Systems Interconnection: What Should Come After Open Systems Interconnection?e. We propose to turn our attention to general architectures of knowledge representation. If theories to be represented become specified, we can use such general architectures in the development of individual ones. Theories are generally used by some agent for specific purposes. Agents need to commu

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Multi-Expert Systems for CADperate for the design of a sophisticated product. In the expert system approach a super-expert system which is able to deal with all aspects of design seems unrealistic. Thus a multi-expert system, which is a federation of smaller expert systems seems more appropriate. In this paper we study this mu

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Methodology of Intelligent CAD Systemsed and basic concepts, such as method, intelligence, and CAD systems are defined and elaborated on. One methodology is based on a decision structure oriented toward product-users. In conclusion, requirements are formulated with respect to the implementation of the two different methodologies as a la