EMC York 99. International Conference and Exhibition on Electromagnetic Compatibility 1999
DOI: 10.1049/cp:19990269
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“…Galileo is a frame-based constraint programming language based on the first-order predicate calculus. Galileo offers designers a rich language for describing the structure of a product, the environment in which a product is being developed, and the responsibilities of the various participants in an integrated product development environment~Bowen & Bahler, 1992;Dongen et al, 1997;O'Sullivan et al, 1999!. The inference capabilities of the Galileo run-time environment are based on arc consistencỹ Mackworth, 1977!, a limited form of path consistency, and propagation of known states.…”
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“…Galileo is a frame-based constraint programming language based on the first-order predicate calculus. Galileo offers designers a rich language for describing the structure of a product, the environment in which a product is being developed, and the responsibilities of the various participants in an integrated product development environment~Bowen & Bahler, 1992;Dongen et al, 1997;O'Sullivan et al, 1999!. The inference capabilities of the Galileo run-time environment are based on arc consistencỹ Mackworth, 1977!, a limited form of path consistency, and propagation of known states.…”
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“…B. O'Sullivan munity have developed constraint-based technologies that support integrated approaches to product development~Bowen & Bahler, 1992;O'Sullivan et al, 1999!. One of the critical issues that must be addressed in supporting integrated design is the issue of conflict resolution and negotiation.…”
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