Computational intelligence in design and manufacturing /
Kusiak, Andrew.
Computational intelligence in design and manufacturing / Andrew Kusiak. - New York : John Wiley & Sons, 2000. - xx, 535 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
"A Wiley-Interscience publication."
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Modern Manufacturing --
Integration --
Robotics --
Material Handling and Storage Technology --
Material Handling Technology --
Automated Storage Systems --
Control Systems --
Information Systems --
Network Compatibility --
Interface Standards --
Intelligent Data Systems --
Computational Intelligence --
Impact of Manufacturing Technology --
Product Life Cycle --
Management --
Human Dimension --
Design of Modern Manufacturing Systems --
Machining Systems --
Assembly Systems --
Process Planning for Assembly Systems --
Organization and Product Evaluation Standards --
The Future of Manufacturing Enterprises --
Enterprise Attributes --
Manufacturing Technology --
Knowledge-Based Systems --
Knowledge Representation --
First-Order Logic --
Production Rules --
Frames --
Semantic Networks --
Inference Engine --
Basic Reasoning Strategies --
Uncertainty in Rule Bases --
Other Search Strategies --
Depth-First and Breadth-First Search Strategies --
Optimization and Knowledge-Based Systems --
Knowledge Acquisition --
Knowledge Consistency --
Detection of Anomaly Rules with Simple Action Clauses --
Grouping Rules with Compound Condition and Action Clauses --
Inference Anomalies in Rule Bases --
Features in Design and Manufacturing -- Fundamentals of Requirements, Features, and Functions --
Requirement Space --
Fundamentals of Features --
Classification of Feature-Related Functions --
Mapping of Requirements and Functions --
Relations --
Function Relations --
Problem Statement --
Classification of Function Relations
The design of products, processes, and systems is the focus of successful time-based competition. This design process which focuses on problem-solving and continued innovation brings together a multitude of variables, including customer needs, scheduling, modeling, and process analysis, which must be implemented concurrently to be successful.
0471348791 (cloth : acid-free paper) 9780471348795
99054630
Production management.
Computational intelligence.
Computer integrated manufacturing systems.
Engineering design.
--Reading book
658.5 / KUS
Computational intelligence in design and manufacturing / Andrew Kusiak. - New York : John Wiley & Sons, 2000. - xx, 535 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
"A Wiley-Interscience publication."
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Modern Manufacturing --
Integration --
Robotics --
Material Handling and Storage Technology --
Material Handling Technology --
Automated Storage Systems --
Control Systems --
Information Systems --
Network Compatibility --
Interface Standards --
Intelligent Data Systems --
Computational Intelligence --
Impact of Manufacturing Technology --
Product Life Cycle --
Management --
Human Dimension --
Design of Modern Manufacturing Systems --
Machining Systems --
Assembly Systems --
Process Planning for Assembly Systems --
Organization and Product Evaluation Standards --
The Future of Manufacturing Enterprises --
Enterprise Attributes --
Manufacturing Technology --
Knowledge-Based Systems --
Knowledge Representation --
First-Order Logic --
Production Rules --
Frames --
Semantic Networks --
Inference Engine --
Basic Reasoning Strategies --
Uncertainty in Rule Bases --
Other Search Strategies --
Depth-First and Breadth-First Search Strategies --
Optimization and Knowledge-Based Systems --
Knowledge Acquisition --
Knowledge Consistency --
Detection of Anomaly Rules with Simple Action Clauses --
Grouping Rules with Compound Condition and Action Clauses --
Inference Anomalies in Rule Bases --
Features in Design and Manufacturing -- Fundamentals of Requirements, Features, and Functions --
Requirement Space --
Fundamentals of Features --
Classification of Feature-Related Functions --
Mapping of Requirements and Functions --
Relations --
Function Relations --
Problem Statement --
Classification of Function Relations
The design of products, processes, and systems is the focus of successful time-based competition. This design process which focuses on problem-solving and continued innovation brings together a multitude of variables, including customer needs, scheduling, modeling, and process analysis, which must be implemented concurrently to be successful.
0471348791 (cloth : acid-free paper) 9780471348795
99054630
Production management.
Computational intelligence.
Computer integrated manufacturing systems.
Engineering design.
--Reading book
658.5 / KUS