1990
DOI: 10.1016/0360-8352(90)90160-n
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The undeterministic manipulation of solid models for robot program synthesis

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“…In this context, manufacturing processes have intensely changed due to implementation of advanced manufacturing technologies specifically automation that can be done using computer programming and algorithms employing artificial intelligence (AI). In industrial AI, the process known as "training", enables the ma-quality control, and so on; However, there are various pros and cons as well such as Ali, et al (1990) explained that the number of variables that must be engaged into consideration while neural model formation has become excessively abundant [2]. Due to vagueness and sheer extent of items to be considered in calculation approaches cannot rationally resolve the problem; Therefore, ample development needs to be done in both the neural network complexity and computing capacity prior to real-intelligent program formation [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In this context, manufacturing processes have intensely changed due to implementation of advanced manufacturing technologies specifically automation that can be done using computer programming and algorithms employing artificial intelligence (AI). In industrial AI, the process known as "training", enables the ma-quality control, and so on; However, there are various pros and cons as well such as Ali, et al (1990) explained that the number of variables that must be engaged into consideration while neural model formation has become excessively abundant [2]. Due to vagueness and sheer extent of items to be considered in calculation approaches cannot rationally resolve the problem; Therefore, ample development needs to be done in both the neural network complexity and computing capacity prior to real-intelligent program formation [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In industrial AI, the process known as "training", enables the ma-quality control, and so on; However, there are various pros and cons as well such as Ali, et al (1990) explained that the number of variables that must be engaged into consideration while neural model formation has become excessively abundant [2]. Due to vagueness and sheer extent of items to be considered in calculation approaches cannot rationally resolve the problem; Therefore, ample development needs to be done in both the neural network complexity and computing capacity prior to real-intelligent program formation [3]. These expert systems are found to be least efficient and effective in modern manufacturing systems due to complex, varying, and highly productive manufacturing environment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this context, manufacturing processes have intensely changed due to implementation of advanced manufacturing technologies specifically automation that can be done using computer programming and algorithms employing artificial intelligence (AI). In industrial AI, the process known as "training", enables the ma-quality control, and so on; However, there are various pros and cons as well such as Ali, et al (1990) explained that the number of variables that must be engaged into consideration while neural model formation has become excessively abundant [2]. Due to vagueness and sheer extent of items to be considered in calculation approaches cannot rationally resolve the problem; Therefore, ample development needs to be done in both the neural network complexity and computing capacity prior to real-intelligent program formation [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In industrial AI, the process known as "training", enables the ma-quality control, and so on; However, there are various pros and cons as well such as Ali, et al (1990) explained that the number of variables that must be engaged into consideration while neural model formation has become excessively abundant [2]. Due to vagueness and sheer extent of items to be considered in calculation approaches cannot rationally resolve the problem; Therefore, ample development needs to be done in both the neural network complexity and computing capacity prior to real-intelligent program formation [3]. These expert systems are found to be least efficient and effective in modern manufacturing systems due to complex, varying, and highly productive manufacturing environment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%