Configuration of a passenger aircraft cabin based on conceptual hierarchy, constraints and flexible control

Kopisch, Manfred; Günter, Andreas

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“…Therefore, complex queries that are time consuming become necessary and tend to reserve this kind of optimization techniques for industrial situations where gaining less than 1% efficiency, cost or due date is important. Here are some examples that can correspond with this situation: airplane cabin layout [22], factory configuration [21], railway interlocking system [23] or telephone switching system [45]. These are complex and costly products mainly sold on a B to B basis.…”

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Concurrent product configuration and process planning: Some optimization experimental results

Pitiot

Aldanondo

Vareilles

2014

Computers in Industry

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Concurrent product configuration and process planning: Some optimization experimental results

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Aldanondo

Vareilles

2014

Computers in Industry

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“…Inside this arrangement, every single component shares a Vol 8 Issue 6 DOI No. : 10.24940/theijbm/2020/v8/i6/BM2006-066 June, 2020 distinct definite attribute (Kopisch & Günther, 2012). Items having the same property value are clustered together, with each of the ensuing levels referred to as a class.…”

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“…Functions such as addition, division, subtraction, and multiplication are usually implemented in a particular order or sequence. Mostly, subtraction and addition functions are carried out after division and multiplication have been already employed for solving a problem (Kopisch & Günther, 2012). Also, the usage of parenthesis is one of the ways of representing hierarchy, since they reveal which procedure is to be completed first prior to the ensuing ones.…”

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“…This hierarchical type is also referred to with other names such as 'taxonomic hierarchy' and 'IS-A hierarchy'. The last term depicts the relationship between respective levels-a lower-level object 'is a' component of the upper set (Kopisch & Günther, 2012). The taxonomic arrangement delineated directly above is a subsumptive containment pecking order.…”

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“…The compositional containment pyramid remains an organization of the components which make up a structure and this structure is 'comprised' of these components; and majority of engineered structures, regardless of it being artificial or natural, may be broken down in this way. The compositional hierarchy encountered by every single individual at one moment or the other is the hierarchy of life (Kopisch & Günther, 2012). Each and every individual may be abridged to organ systems; which are basically made up of organs; essentially consisting of tissues; which in turn are made up of cells; that are composed of molecules; invariably comprising atoms.…”

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Hierarchical Communication Differences and It’s Effects on Stakeholder Management

Odeta¹

2020

theijbm

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Hierarchical Communication Differences and It's Effects on Stakeholder Management 1. Introduction Largely, shareholder management is vital to the attainment or collapse of a task (Aaltonen & Kujala, 2010). Nonetheless, it is imperative for stakeholders to be identified at the commencement of the tasks by acknowledging and seeing to their requirements in addition to their anticipations; as this will promote the creation of the right conditions and act as a stimulus for the success of the undertaking (Aaltonen & Kujala, 2010). Investor management may well be accomplished via the setting up of suitable and apt communication medium which addresses the needs of shareholders. This entails offering administrators the needed data as well as getting response to guarantee a sequence between task objectives and investor prospects. As stated by Olander & Landin (2015) investor management remains one out of the many dynamics with the ability to upsurge the success level of the task (Project Management Institute, 2017). Additionally, a study carried out in the United Kingdom comprising 150 project managers drawn from eight various firms revealed that shareholders' concerns remain the leading measure for project accomplishment (Collins & Baccarini, 2004). Each single undertaking is made up of various interests, with owners of these interests referred to as project investors (Johansen, Eik-Andresen & Ekambaram, 2014). Nevertheless, for the success of a project to be guaranteed, it is crucial to recognize major investors at the commencement of the venture and design a shareholder's roster which will be operated all through the lifespan of the venture (Johansen, Eik-Andresen & Ekambaram, 2014). This roster will hold data and relevant info regarding investors and assist to prioritize them; prioritizing is essential since it is impractical to dedicate equivalent time and attention to the entire investors. The input and role of investor management in the processes and activities involved in executing projects in Africa cannot be overstated; as they envisage the notion, devise project proposals, carry out the designs, take tactical decisions, and so on. Thus, seeing to their needs and anticipations is key to the success of any project (Beringer, Jonas & Kock, 2013). Project management activities play a major part in diverse sectors and firms. Project management is advocated to be a strategic administrative element which drives novelty, transforms vision into actuality and creates value. Survival of firms in evolving markets such as Nigeria is oftentimes associated with unrestricted access to beneficial resources within the management of shareholders (Amaeshi, 2017). Investor management is a developed area of knowledge vital for management of projects. Chinyio & Olomolaiye, (2010) disclosed that awareness and information on investor management is fundamental to organizations nowadays. In spite of this, investor management remains effectual once there is actual communication for effective team administration (Ekung, 2013c). Movement of ...

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Formalizing cardinality‐based feature models and their specialization

Czarnecki

Helsen

Eisenecker

2005

Softw Process Imprv Pract

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Feature modeling is an important approach to capture the commonalities and variabilities in system families and product lines. Cardinality‐based feature modeling integrates a number of existing extensions of the original feature‐modeling notation from Feature‐Oriented Domain Analysis. Staged configuration is a process that allows the incremental configuration of cardinality‐based feature models. It can be achieved by performing a step‐wise specialization of the feature model. In this article, we argue that cardinality‐based feature models can be interpreted as a special class of context‐free grammars. We make this precise by specifying a translation from a feature model into a context‐free grammar. Consequently, we provide a semantic interpretation for cardinality‐based feature models by assigning an appropriate semantics to the language recognized by the corresponding grammar. Finally, we give an account on how feature model specialization can be formalized as transformations on the grammar equivalent of feature models. Copyright © 2005 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Configuration of a passenger aircraft cabin based on conceptual hierarchy, constraints and flexible control

Cited by 11 publications

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Concurrent product configuration and process planning: Some optimization experimental results

Concurrent product configuration and process planning: Some optimization experimental results

Hierarchical Communication Differences and It’s Effects on Stakeholder Management

Formalizing cardinality‐based feature models and their specialization

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