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ORCIDAI EDAM, Volume 29
Volume 29, Number 1, February 2015
- Peter M. D. Gray, Trevor Runcie, Derek H. Sleeman:
Reuse of constraint knowledge bases and problem solvers explored in engineering design. 1-18 - Dennis Vandevenne, Paul-Armand Verhaegen, Simon Dewulf, Joost R. Duflou
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A scalable approach for ideation in biologically inspired design. 19-31 - Rongrong Yu, Ning Gu, Michael J. Ostwald, John S. Gero:
Empirical support for problem-solution coevolution in a parametric design environment. 33-44 - Mohammad Mirabi:
A novel hybrid genetic algorithm for the multidepot periodic vehicle routing problem. 45-54 - A. Burak Göktepe, Selim Altun, Alper Sezer:
Evaluation and use of clustering algorithms for standard penetration test data classification. 55-64 - David Van Horn, Kemper Lewis:
The use of analytics in the design of sociotechnical products. 65-81 - Nathan Crilly:
The proliferation of functions: Multiple systems playing multiple roles in multiple supersystems. 83-92 - Hoda Mehrpouyan, Brandon Haley, Andy Dong, Irem Y. Tumer, Christopher Hoyle:
Resiliency analysis for complex engineered system design. 93-108 - Kevin Burns:
Computing the creativeness of amusing advertisements: A Bayesian model of Burma-Shave's muse. 109-128
- Jay Jungik Son, L. H. Shu:
The mechanical transformation and environmentally conscious behavior - ERRATUM. 129
Volume 29, Number 2, May 2015
- Ashok K. Goel, L. H. Shu:
Analogical thinking: An introduction in the context of design. 133-134
- Amanda Chou, L. H. Shu:
Using analogies to explain versus inspire concepts. 135-146 - V. Srinivasan, Amaresh Chakrabarti, Udo Lindemann:
An empirical understanding of use of internal analogies in conceptual design. 147-160 - Olufunmilola Atilola, Julie Linsey:
Representing analogies to influence fixation and creativity: A study comparing computer-aided design, photographs, and sketches. 161-171 - Hernan Casakin, Linden J. Ball, Bo T. Christensen, Petra Badke-Schaub:
How do analogizing and mental simulation influence team dynamics in innovative product design? 173-183 - Kazjon Grace, John S. Gero, Rob Saunders:
Interpretation-driven mapping: A framework for conducting search and rerepresentation in parallel for computational analogy in design. 185-201 - Gülsen Töre Yargin, Nathan Crilly:
Information and interaction requirements for software tools supporting analogical design. 203-214 - Ashok K. Goel, Gongbo Zhang, Bryan Wiltgen, Yuqi Zhang, Swaroop Vattam, Jeannette Yen:
On the benefits of digital libraries of case studies of analogical design: Documentation, access, analysis, and learning. 215-227
Volume 29, Number 3, August 2015
- David C. Brown, Jonathan R. A. Maier:
Affordances in design. 231-234
- Donald A. Norman:
Affordances: Commentary on the Special Issue of AI EDAM. 235-238
- Auke J. K. Pols:
Affordances and use plans: An analysis of two alternatives to function-based design. 239-247 - Jonathan R. A. Maier:
On the computability of affordances as relations. 249-256 - Thomas A. Stoffregen, Bruno Mantel:
Exploratory movement and affordances in design. 257-265 - L. H. Shu, Jayesh Srivastava, Amanda Chou, Song-Liang Lai:
Three methods for identifying novel affordances. 267-279 - Phillip Cormier, Kemper Lewis:
An affordance-based approach for generating user-specific design specifications. 281-295 - Ivan Mata, Georges M. Fadel, Gregory M. Mocko:
Toward automating affordance-based design. 297-305 - Yong Se Kim:
A methodology of design for affordances using affordance feature repositories. 307-323
Volume 29, Number 4, November 2015
- Rudi Stouffs, Yaqub Rafiq:
Generative and evolutionary design exploration. 329-331
- Julian R. Eichhoff, Dieter Roller:
A survey on automating configuration and parameterization in evolutionary design exploration. 333-350 - Hèrm Hofmeyer, Juan Manuel Davila Delgado:
Coevolutionary and genetic algorithm based building spatial and structural design. 351-370 - Odysseas Kontovourkis, Marios C. Phocas, Ifigenia Lamprou:
Adaptive kinetic structural behavior through machine learning: Optimizing the process of kinematic transformation using artificial neural networks. 371-391 - Sean Ahlquist, Dillon Erb, Achim Menges:
Evolutionary structural and spatial adaptation of topologically differentiated tensile systems in architectural design. 393-415 - Brian Simmons, Matthias H. Y. Tan, C. F. Jeff Wu, Godfried Augenbroe:
Determining the cost optimum among a discrete set of building technologies to satisfy stringent energy targets. 417-427 - Roya Rezaee, Jason Brown, Godfried Augenbroe, Jinsol Kim:
Assessment of uncertainty and confidence in building design exploration. 429-441 - Patrick Janssen:
Dexen: A scalable and extensible platform for experimenting with population-based design exploration algorithms. 443-455 - Zhouzhou Su, Wei Yan:
A fast genetic algorithm for solving architectural design optimization problems. 457-469 - Thomas Wortmann, Alberto Costa, Giacomo Nannicini, Thomas Schroepfer:
Advantages of surrogate models for architectural design optimization. 471-481 - Rodrigo Velasco, Rubén Hernandez, Nicolás Marrugo, César Díaz:
Notes on the design process of a responsive sun-shading system: A case study of designer and user explorations supported by computational tools. 483-502 - Tiemen Strobbe, Pieter Pauwels, Ruben Verstraeten, Ronald De Meyer, Jan Van Campenhout:
Toward a visual approach in the exploration of shape grammars. 503-521
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