A knowledge-based system approach for recognition of machining features
conference contribution
posted on 2014-03-10, 14:47authored byA.K.W. Chan, Keith Case
This paper describes a knowledge-based system approach for recognition of machining features.
Using a machining feature as a positive teaching example, the method converts the boundary information of
the machining feature and the user given machining instruction automatically into a set of production rules.
With the incorporation of the new rules, the system will be able to recall and apply the learnt machining
instruction to other machining features that have shape pattern similar to that of the teaching example. An
experimental system to implement the method is presented and the method is explained with illustrations. The
method would be useful for predefining new machining features to be recognised.
History
School
Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering
Citation
CHAN, A.K.W. and CASE, K., 1992. A knowledge-based system approach for recognition of machining features. IN: Ko, N.W.M. and Tan, S.T. (eds). Proceedings of the International Conference on Manufacturing Automation, 10th-12th August 1992, Hong Kong. University of Hong Kong, pp. 334 - 342.