Proceedings of the DESIGN 2018 15th International Design Conference 2018
DOI: 10.21278/idc.2018.0323
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A Metaheuristic for Solution Space Modelling

Abstract: To confront current market changes, Set-Based Design (SBD) should help carmakers improve time, cost and quality in early design phase. In a development process using ever more computer experiments, building predictive models of the solution space is key to implementing SBD. The present article proposes a new algorithm to build high quality predictive metamodels efficiently and tests it on several benchmark problems. Promising results are obtained. We believe such models could be used for several purpose in des… Show more

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“…Thus the greater the flexibility the more possibilities for a developer to design components or subsystem. The maturity of this method, the associated tools as well as the data provision and quality is on a level that it can be successfully applied in architectural design; see for example Königs and Zimmermann (2017), Poulain et al (2018), Stumpf et al (2020). Unfortunately, the complete decoupling of all design variables achieved by interval-based solution spaces leads to a great loss of good solutions thus the flexibility that remains for a single design variable may becomes insufficient small for high dimensional problems.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus the greater the flexibility the more possibilities for a developer to design components or subsystem. The maturity of this method, the associated tools as well as the data provision and quality is on a level that it can be successfully applied in architectural design; see for example Königs and Zimmermann (2017), Poulain et al (2018), Stumpf et al (2020). Unfortunately, the complete decoupling of all design variables achieved by interval-based solution spaces leads to a great loss of good solutions thus the flexibility that remains for a single design variable may becomes insufficient small for high dimensional problems.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%