Design by decomposition: the role of expert systems in design support
Abstract: "This paper presents an argument against the partitioning of design into sub-problems: analysis/synthesis, creative/routine, cost/structural/aesthetic. It accepts that in practice, such a partitioning of design is inevitable. Thus, the argument hinges on the extent to which Expert Sys...
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Edinburgh
1990
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| Schriftenreihe: | University <Edinburgh> / Department of Artificial Intelligence: DAI research paper
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| Zusammenfassung: | Abstract: "This paper presents an argument against the partitioning of design into sub-problems: analysis/synthesis, creative/routine, cost/structural/aesthetic. It accepts that in practice, such a partitioning of design is inevitable. Thus, the argument hinges on the extent to which Expert Systems should, and do, prescribe the form of the partitioning. The paper explains how a more distributed interpretation of dependency can avoid this undesirable, and largely implicit prescription." |
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