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Smarter computer-aided design

IEEE Expert, 1994
CAD systems with embedded, integrated knowledge-based components can make users more productive by leveraging knowledge about the design, engineering, and manufacture of the system or part being designed. We discuss some of the results of our experience, including the embedding of a knowledge-based systems tool in three commercial CAD systems using a ...
Kenneth F. Reinschmidt, Gavin A. Finn
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Computer-Aided Drug Designing

2014
Computer-aided drug designing has emerged as a cost-effective and rapid tool for the discovery of newer therapeutic agents. Several algorithms have been developed to analyze protein structure and function, to identify interacting ligands, active site residues, and to study protein-ligand interactions, which can eventually lead to the identification of ...
Mohini, Gore, Neetin S, Desai
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Computer-aided rehabilitation design

Artificial Intelligence for Engineering Design, Analysis and Manufacturing, 1991
The conventional engineering design process consisting of three phases, synthesis, analysis and evaluation can be extended for solving rehabilitation problems by including a diagnosis phase during which abnormalities and malfunctions are identified and characterized.
Teresa Adams   +2 more
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Computer-aided design

Communications of the ACM, 1961
This project is engaged in (a) a program of research into the application of the concepts and techniques of modern data processing to the design of mechanical parts, and (b) the further development of automatic programming systems for numerically controlled machine tools.
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Computer aids for floodlighting design

Applied Ergonomics, 1983
The lighting engineer is faced with many problems when specifying floodlighting schemes, not least the large amount of computation required to evaluate each potential solution in terms of illuminance grids and isolux contours across the area of interest. Traditionally these kinds of evaluations have been carried out on (programmable) calculators with a
K, Case, C A, Blunsdon, K, Austin
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Computer aided design projects

Proceedings of the 4th conference on Design automation - DAC '67, 1967
Whenever a group of specialists gather for a conference, the air is inevitably filled with reports of the latest projects and extrapolations to the concepts and systems of the future. The participants in these conferences return to their work only to discover that the gap between “the state of the art” and the techniques actually being used has ...
H. Coin, M. U. Ayres
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Computer Aids for IC Design

IEEE Software, 1986
Talib augments existing algorithmic techniques with domain-specific knowledge to automate NMOS IC cell layout. Its efficiency rating is within five percent of layouts generated manually.
Jin Kim 0001, John P. McDermott
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Computer aided die-design

International Journal of Computer Applications in Technology, 2005
Die is very expensive items and every effort is required to improve die design to get sound cast with an efficient die. Most selection and estimations are basically based on previous experience and empirical equations. The wrong choice usually means costly and time-consuming.
Farouk Shehata, Mohamed Abd-Elhamid
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Computer-aided system design

Proceedings of the November 17-19, 1970, fall joint computer conference on - AFIPS '70 (Fall), 1970
This paper describes the Computer-Aided System Design (CASD) system, a proposed collection of computer programs to aid in the design of computers and similar devices. CASD is a unified system for design, encompassing high-level description of digital devices, simulation of the device functions, automatic translation of the description to detailed ...
E. David Crockett   +6 more
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Computer-Aided Molecular Design

Science, 1987
Theoretical chemistry, as implemented on fast computers, is beginning to yield accurate predictions of the thermodynamic and kinetic properties of large molecular assemblies. In addition to providing detailed insights into the origins of molecular activity, theoretical calculations can be used to design new molecules with specific properties.
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