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Requirements for highly interactive system interfaces to support conceptual designoblems could be related to a number of requirements from the literature. Furthermore, additional requirements could be derived from the cases. The total set of requirements will be evaluated on several levels of abstraction, and implemented in a support system for the conceptual design of shape.

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