Explicit Representation of Design Process Knowledge

J. Treur, P.J. Veerkamp

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Abstract

In this paper a reflective architecture for modelling design tasks is discussed. This architecture makes an explicit distinction between two levels of reasoning. One level represents the reasoning about a design object (using object-level knowledge). The other level explicitly represents the reasoning about why, when and which process steps to undertake (here process or meta-level knowledge is used). The paper gives two examples of specification and representation languages for design tasks based on the two-level reflective architecture as described here: ADDL and DESIRE.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationArtificial Intelligence in Design '92. Proceedings AID-92
EditorsJohn Gero
PublisherKluwer Academic
Pages677-696
Number of pages20
ISBN (Electronic)978-94-011-2787-5
ISBN (Print)978-94-010-5238-2
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1992

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