Titlebook: Knowledge Intensive Computer Aided Design; IFIP TC5 WG5.2 Third Susan Finger,Tetsuo Tomiyama,Martti Mäntylä Book 2000 IFIP International Fe

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Knowledge Intensive Computer Aided Design: Past, Present and Futures workshops on KIC and provides the discussions and conclusions reached by the present KIC workshop (KIC-3). Three working groups and one invited paper that were formed from the attendees at KIC-3 are briefly discussed. The groups were assigned to discuss knowledge life cycle, ontology, knowledge in

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Supporting the Knowledge Life-Cycleeasons for this mismatch are accessibility, availability and trustworthiness. Current support for product development does not deal with this issue because only part of the knowledge life-cycle is addressed. A model of the knowledge life-cycle is introduced that focuses on knowledge generation. To s

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Ontological Commitments in Knowledge-Based Design Software: A Progress Reportity of product knowledge. This paper is a progress report of the author’s research towards the development of such a knowledge-based design tool, called the Design Knowledge Specification Language (DKSL). A key goal is to ensure the maximum possible logical rigor. In order to do this, . are construc

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