Collaborative Design Knowledge Reuse

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Knowledge reuse plays a vital role in accelerating the development of new products. In this chapter, three approaches of knowledge reuse are introduced, the recommendation of related design knowledge, reasoning of expected knowledge, design-assisted decision-making. Knowledge recommendation is calculated based on information similarity of features, mainly including recommendation based on the ontology, based on the related data, and based on the knowledge graph. Knowledge reasoning is the process of inferring the unknown knowledge based on the existing knowledge, among which Case-based Reasoning (CBR), Ontology-based reasoning and Bayesian approach-based collaborative reasoning are detailed. The product assembly is used as a case to verify the effectiveness of the knowledge reuse approached. A two-step assembly knowledge reasoning process is developed, where similar case matching finds the same or similar product structure from the existing assembly instance library, and priority rules guiding completes the final assembly sequence.

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Wang, H., Peng, G. (2023). Collaborative Design Knowledge Reuse. In: Collaborative Knowledge Management Through Product Lifecycle. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-9626-9_5

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