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Shahan, David W. |
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Bayesian network classifiers for set-based collaborative design |
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Vol.134(7), Jul |
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New York |
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ASME |
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2012 |
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1-14p. |
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Complex engineering design problems are often decomposed into a set of interdependent, distributed subproblems that are solved by domain-specific experts. These experts must resolve couplings between the subproblems and negotiate satisfactory, system-wide solutions. Set-based approaches help resolve these couplings by systematically mapping satisfactory regions of the design space for each subproblem and then intersecting those maps to identify mutually satisfactory system-wide solutions. In this paper, Bayesian network classifiers are introduced for mapping sets of promising designs, thereby classifying the design space into satisfactory and unsatisfactory regions. The approach is applied to two example problems—a spring design problem and a simplified, multilevel design problem for an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). The method is demonstrated to offer several advantages over competing techniques, including the ability to represent arbitrarily shaped and potentially disconnected regions of the design space and the ability to be updated straightforwardly as new information about the satisfactory design space is discovered. Although not demonstrated in this paper, it is also possible to interface the classifier with automated search and optimization techniques and to combine expert knowledge with the results of quantitative simulations when constructing the classifiers. |
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Mechanical Engineering |
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23578 |
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Seepersad, Carolyn Conner |
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Journal of mechanical design |
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New York ASME |
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https://asmedigitalcollection.asme.org/mechanicaldesign/article-abstract/134/7/071001/409718/Bayesian-Network-Classifiers-for-Set-Based?redirectedFrom=fulltext |
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