Experience capitalization to support decision making in inventive problem solving

Zhang, Pei; Essaid, Amira; Zanni-Merk, Cécilia; Cavallucci, Denis; Ghabri, Sarra

doi:10.1016/j.compind.2018.06.001

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“… A40. Innovative TRIZ problem-solving theory by using “experience capitalization” [ 68 ]. Alternative classical TRIZ problem solving by solving the specific problem directly USPTO Tokenization Stemming Stop Word Latent Semantic Analysis (LSA) TF-IDF Problem features Solution features Co-occurrence Cosine Similarity ISO 9241-11 Standard (Efficiency, Effectiveness) A41.…”

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“…Kang [ 63 ] conducted an actual case study to evaluate market sales data and functional descriptions. In a different study, ISO 9241-11 standard (effectiveness and efficiency) as a quantitative method was used to measure the performance of TRIZ-based inventive problem solving [ 68 ]. On the other hand, the feasibility of generating?…”

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confidence: 99%

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“…We can also mention the works of [Liu20a], who propose a novel approach of clustering of similar design cases, using fuzzy relational analysis, case-based reasoning and the C-K theory. Other approaches in this area involve the use of other technologies for experience capitalisation, such as in [Zha18], that highlights that using classical TRIZ tools to solve a specific problem requires additional knowledge such as the expert's accumulated know-how in their problem-solving practice (i.e. experience).…”

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Computing Inventive Activities in an Industrial Context New Scientific Challenges and Orientations

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In light of the increasing computerization of the world, the innovation activity in the industrial context seems to be lacking of tools to improve its performance. Since 2004, the 5.4 working group has been devoted to studying the computerization of this activity in industrial environments, coming up against, throughout its history, the underlying complexity of tackling a theme that is eminently complex because it is multidisciplinary and often in competition with human creative reasoning. However, the rebirth of artificial intelligence and the 4.0 paradigm are now pushing us to reconsider our research axes, as well as the scope of action in which our research must be situated. This article proposes an analysis that aims to refocus our research around a more realistic topic, more in tune with today's world, in line with our understanding of the issues in which our contribution can be deployed and on which scientific foundations.

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“…A technical contradiction (TC) is a situation in which the improvement of a function or the elimination of a harmful effect leads to the unacceptable deterioration of another function [22]. A technical contradiction is formulated in the following form:…”

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An Innovative Methodology to Design LCM Mold for Aeronautic and Automotive Industries

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The liquid composite molding family (LCM) includes several processes like RTM ("Resin transfer molding") and VARI ("Vacuum assisted resin infusion"), to satisfy the requirements of each industry. The objectives of recent years in the automotive and aerospace industries tend towards better control of production costs by using of new materials, shorter manufacturing cycles, a higher level of performance and safety and better environmental respect. In the automotive sector, a short cycle time and a lower cost equipment are the most criteria to determine a suitable process, while the quality of the part is the primary parameter for aeronautical process selection. The main objective of this paper is to propose and discuss a new design of LCM mold, allowing at the same time to facilitate the manufacturing process, in particular to reduce the cycle time and to respect the material's health by obtaining a part with minimum defects. This innovation is achieved by using the TRIZ theory (theory of inventive problem solving), in order to eliminate the contradictions that exist between the requirements of the two sectors.

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Experience capitalization to support decision making in inventive problem solving

Cited by 12 publications

References 19 publications

Semantic TRIZ feasibility in technology development, innovation, and production: A systematic review

Semantic TRIZ feasibility in technology development, innovation, and production: A systematic review

Computing Inventive Activities in an Industrial Context New Scientific Challenges and Orientations

An Innovative Methodology to Design LCM Mold for Aeronautic and Automotive Industries

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