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GOLD: a graphical on-line design system
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L. J. French, A. H. TegerAuthors Info & Claims
L. J. French, A. H. TegerAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 461 - 470
Abstract
Computer programs do not "design." They blindly follow procedures that the computer programmer thought should solve a given class of problems. However, the methods of solution for many design problems are not a priori known. Actively inserting the human in the design process can add the elements of experience, insight, and creativity to the computer's ability to perform rote design procedures and repeated checking operations.
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