Innovative Design Based on Sharable Physical Knowledge

Sushkov, Valeri V.; Alberts, L.K.; Mars, Nicholaas J. I.

doi:10.1007/978-94-009-0279-4_38

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“…If the parameter dependence of Γ is known then the ratio l c /l 1 can be determined from the relation l c /l 1 ∼ Γρ which have been checked in models of superimposed band random matrices [1,8,9,10]. In the present work for calculation of Γ we use the technique developed in [11] which allows to account all orders in the interaction.…”

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“…In a similar direction with our research, Sushkov [23] proposed an approach to model physical knowledge in terms of generic components and integrated inventive standards and sharable physical-chemical-geometrical effects based on ontologies. Several kinds of invention software and databases also exist.…”

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Facilitating the resolution of inventive problems using semantic relatedness and ontology reasoning

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Zanni-Merk

Rousselot³

et al. 2013

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The theory of inventive problem solving (TRIZ) was developed to solve inventive problems in different industrial fields. In recent decades, modern innovation theories and methods proposed several different knowledge sources. These knowledge sources are all built independently of the specific application and their different levels of abstraction make it quite difficult to use them without extensive knowledge about different engineering domains. Considering that all the TRIZ knowledge sources are described in short-text, the missing links among the TRIZ knowledge sources are defined based on short-text semantic similarity, which also makes it possible to ease the use of TRIZ. Meanwhile, the ontology reasoning mechanism deployed on Protégé and JESS, is used to provide heuristic solutions dynamically for TRIZ users. Firstly, TRIZ users start solving the inventive problem with the TRIZ knowledge source of their choice. Then other similar knowledge sources are obtained according to a calculation of semantic relatedness. Finally, with the help of the heuristic abstract solutions and pointers to physical-chemical-geometrical effects, specific solutions are obtained through ontology reasoning. A particular case of a "Diving Fin" is studied to show the heuristic processes of searching abstract solutions and pointers to physical-chemical-geometrical effects in detail.

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System of Conceptual Design Based on Energy-Informational Model

Zaripova

Petrova

2015

Progress in Systems Engineering

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Innovative Design Based on Sharable Physical Knowledge

Cited by 12 publications

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Breit-Wigner Width for Two Interacting Particles in a One-Dimensional Random Potential

Breit-Wigner Width for Two Interacting Particles in a One-Dimensional Random Potential

Facilitating the resolution of inventive problems using semantic relatedness and ontology reasoning

System of Conceptual Design Based on Energy-Informational Model

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