2019
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-018-3112-5
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A multi-source similar subparts based NC process fusion and regrouping approach

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“…However, most of the current process reuse methods follow the "1-nearest neighbor criterion", that is, only the process instances with the highest similarity in the retrieval results are used, and the process plan is changed to meet the processing requirements of the query geometry, which leads to the ineffective utilization of multi-source process schemes. Considering these, Xu et al [18] used the grey correlation analysis method to obtain the adaptability of NC process values of similar instances relative to query features, so as to support the fusion of NC process elements of similar instances to generate NC process schemes with query features. However, this method does not integrate the macro process, and is easy to fall into local optimization, so the practicability of the generated process scheme is still not strong.…”
Section: Nc Process Reusementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, most of the current process reuse methods follow the "1-nearest neighbor criterion", that is, only the process instances with the highest similarity in the retrieval results are used, and the process plan is changed to meet the processing requirements of the query geometry, which leads to the ineffective utilization of multi-source process schemes. Considering these, Xu et al [18] used the grey correlation analysis method to obtain the adaptability of NC process values of similar instances relative to query features, so as to support the fusion of NC process elements of similar instances to generate NC process schemes with query features. However, this method does not integrate the macro process, and is easy to fall into local optimization, so the practicability of the generated process scheme is still not strong.…”
Section: Nc Process Reusementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Step5. According to formula (18), judge whether to accept the new machining operation sequence qi', if accepted, then qi+1=qi'; otherwise, qi+1=qi;…”
Section: Machining Area Sequence Optimization Based On Chaos-simulate...mentioning
confidence: 99%