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Design Problem Solving: Knowledge Structures and Control Strategies

David C. Brown, Bharath Chandrasekaran

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This work provides a perspective on design problem solving in the context of expert systems and outlines a general theory of knowledge-based reasoning. An expert system for design built according to these ideas is described.

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This work provides a perspective on design problem solving in the context of expert systems and outlines a general theory of knowledge-based reasoning. An expert system for design built according to these ideas is described.

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This work provides a perspective on design problem solving in the context of expert systems and outlines a general theory of knowledge-based reasoning. An expert system for design built according to these ideas is described.

Key concepts: Perspective (graphical), Computer science, Expert system, Context (archaeology), Management science, Control (management), Knowledge-based systems, Work (physics)

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