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STRUTEX: A prototype knowledge-based system for initially configuring a structure to support point loads in two dimensions

Abstract

The purpose of this research effort is to investigate the benefits that might be derived from applying artificial intelligence tools in the area of conceptual design. Therefore, the emphasis is on the artificial intelligence aspects of conceptual design rather than structural and optimization aspects. A prototype knowledge-based system, called STRUTEX, was developed to initially configure a structure to support point loads in two dimensions. This system combines numerical and symbolic processing by the computer with interactive problem solving aided by the vision of the user by integrating a knowledge base interface and inference engine, a data base interface, and graphics while keeping the knowledge base and data base files separate. The system writes a file which can be input into a structural synthesis system, which combines structural analysis and optimization.

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Rogers, James L., Feyock, Stefan, Sobieszczanski-Sobieski, Jaroslaw. 1988-04-01. STRUTEX: A prototype knowledge-based system for initially configuring a structure to support point loads in two dimensions. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880014064

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