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Finding Analogues for Innovative Design

Bibtype  techreport

Has publishing details  March,1995

Has title  Finding Analogues for Innovative Design

Has where published  KSL-95-32

Has year  1995

Title  Finding Analogues for Innovative Design

Year  1995

Abstract  This paper addresses two questions about c This paper addresses two questions about computational innovativedesign: (1) How can a computer program recognize a good analogue forinnovative design?, and (2) How can it efficiently find one, once itknows how to recognize it? We answer question 1 by presenting aheuristic mapping engine that evaluates a candidate analogy based onfeatures of the mappings between the devices' structures, behaviors, andfunctions. We answer question 2 by presenting a heuristic module thatguides a knowledge base search toward successively more useful andinnovative analogies, as evaluated by the mapping engine. These twoheuristic modules are used by Knowledge-Directed Spreading Activation,a general analogy retrieval algorithm well-suited to findingsemantically distant analogues. We describe in detail the heuristicmodules used by KDSA to find analogues for innovative design, and wediscuss the computer implementation of these modules, in aconceptual-level innovative design program called IDA. evel innovative design program called IDA.

Author  Michael Wolverton and Barbara Hayes-Roth +

Has author  Michael Wolverton and Barbara Hayes-Roth +

Has identifier  Finding Analogues for Innovative Design +

Institution  Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory +

Ksl tr id  Finding Analogues for Innovative Design +

Month  March +

Number  Finding Analogues for Innovative Design +

Process note  NO +

Categories  KSL Technical Report +, Publication +, Technical Report +

 

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