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Automatic propagation of feature modification across domains

Jha et al., 2000

Document ID
1265428238465235993
Author
Jha K
Gurumoorthy B
Publication year
Publication venue
Computer-Aided Design

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A new algorithm has been developed to propagate feature modification automatically across different task domains, such as machining, analysis and modelling. The algorithm takes multiple feature interpretations of a part as input. When a feature in a 'feature model'in a …
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