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Configuration
Design & Creativity
Configuration
Diagnosis
Creativity
Design
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Design & configuration
Plan refinement
Connections to earlier topics
Basement
height :
total-width :
total-length :
util-closet-width :
util-closet-length :
stairwell-width :
stairwell-length :
bathroom-width :
bathroom-length :
rooms :
Requirements:
Total area must equal sum of areas of individual rooms.
All rooms must be rectangular.
Utility closet and stairwell must each be at least 100 square feet.
No length or width can be under 10 feet.
Length is 44, width is 30.
Bathroom must be at least 200 square feet.
Two other rooms, each at least 400 square feet.
Room
length :
width :
Room
length :
width :
8
30
44
10
10
10
10
10
20
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Configuration: A problem-solving activity that assigns values to variables to satisfy constraints.
Specifications
Abstract and
Partial Solutions
Expanded and
Refined Solutions
Specification Space
Configuration Space
Component Hierarchy
Abstraction Hierarchy
Arrangement Model
Additional Specifications
Specification to
Structure Mapping
Solution Refinement and Expansion
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Chair
mass :
cost :
legs :
seat :
arms :
back :
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Chair
mass :
cost :
legs :
seat :
arms :
back :
Chair Legs
count :
size :
material :
cost :
Chair Seat
size :
material :
cost :
Chair Arms
size :
material :
cost :
Chair Back
size :
material :
cost :
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Chair Legs
count : {3, 4, 5}
size : {5 50g}
material : {}
cost :
Chair Seat
size : {10 100g}
material : {}
cost :
Chair Arms
size : {0 50g}
material : {}
cost :
Chair Back
size : {10 100g}
material : {}
cost :
Chair
mass :
cost :
legs :
seat :
arms :
back :
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Chair Legs
count : {3, 4, 5}
size : {5 50g}
material : {}
cost :
Chair Seat
size : {10 100g}
material : {}
cost :
Chair Arms
size : {0 50g}
material : {}
cost :
Chair Back
size : {10 100g}
material : {}
cost :
Materials Table
MaterialCost per gram
Plastic$0.01
Wood$0.05
Metal$0.10
Chair
mass :
cost :
legs :
seat :
arms :
back :
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Chair Legs
count : {3, 4, 5}
size : {5 50g}
material : {}
cost :
Chair Seat
size : {10 100g}
material : {}
cost :
Chair Arms
size : {0 50g}
material : {}
cost :
Chair Back
size : {10 100g}
material : {}
cost :
Materials Table
MaterialCost per gram
Plastic$0.01
Wood$0.05
Metal$0.10
Chair
mass :
cost :
legs :
seat :
arms :
back :
Order:
A chair that weighs over 200g, costs at most $20 to make, and has 4 legs.
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Chair Legs
count : 4
size : {5 50g}
material : {}
cost :
Chair Seat
size : {10 100g}
material : {}
cost :
Chair Arms
size : {0 50g}
material : {}
cost :
Chair Back
size : {10 100g}
material : {}
cost :
Materials Table
MaterialCost per gram
Plastic$0.01
Wood$0.05
Metal$0.10
Chair
mass :>200g
cost :<$20legs : seat : arms : back : Order:A chair that weighs over 200g, costs at most $20 to make, and has 4 legs.Image credit:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chair_4a.jpg13Chair Legscount : 4size : {5 50g}material : {}cost : <$5Chair Seatsize : {10 100g}material : {}cost : <$5Chair Armssize : {0 50g}material : {}cost : <$5Chair Backsize : {10 100g} material : {}cost : <$5Materials TableMaterialCost per gramPlastic$0.01Wood$0.05Metal$0.10Chairmass :>200g
cost :<$20legs : seat : arms : back : Order:A chair that weighs over 200g, costs at most $20 to make, and has 4 legs.Image credit:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chair_4a.jpg14Chair Legscount : 4size : 25gmaterial : woodcost : $5Chair Seatsize : {10 100g}material : {}cost : <$5Chair Armssize : {0 50g}material : {}cost : <$5Chair Backsize : {10 100g} material : {}cost : <$5Materials TableMaterialCost per gramPlastic$0.01Wood$0.05Metal$0.10Chairmass :>200g
cost :<$20legs : seat : arms : back : Order:A chair that weighs over 200g, costs at most $20 to make, and has 4 legs.Image credit:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chair_4a.jpg15Chair Legscount : 4size : 25gmaterial : woodcost : $5.00Chair Seatsize : 50gmaterial : metalcost : $5.00Chair Armssize : 50gmaterial : metalcost : $5.00Chair Backsize : 50g material : metalcost : $5.00Materials TableMaterialCost per gramPlastic$0.01Wood$0.05Metal$0.10Chairmass :>200g
cost :<$20legs : seat : arms : back : Order:A chair that weighs over 200g, costs at most $20 to make, and has 4 legs.Image credit:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chair_4a.jpg16Chair Legscount : 4size : 25gmaterial : woodcost : $5.00Chair Seatsize : 50gmaterial : metalcost : $5.00Chair Armssize : 50gmaterial : metalcost : $5.00Chair Backsize : 50g material : metalcost : $5.00Materials TableMaterialCost per gramPlastic$0.01Wood$0.05Metal$0.10Chairmass : 250gcost : $20legs : seat : arms : back : Order:A chair that weighs over 200g, costs at most $20 to make, and has 4 legs.Image credit:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chair_4a.jpg17Chair Legscount : 4size : 10gmaterial : metalcost : $4.00Chair Seatsize : 100gmaterial : metalcost : $10.00Chair Armssize : 0gmaterial : N/Acost : $0.00Chair Backsize : 20g material : metalcost : $2.00Materials TableMaterialCost per gramPlastic$0.01Wood$0.05Metal$0.10Chairmass : 160gcost : $16legs : seat : arms : back : Fill this order:A chair that costs at most $16 to make and has a 100g metal seat.Image credit:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chair_4a.jpg18Chair Legscount : {3, 4, 5}size : {5 50g}material : {}cost :Chair Seatsize : 100gmaterial : metalcost : $10.00Chair Armssize : {0 50g}material : {}cost : Chair Backsize : {10 100g} material : {}cost : Materials TableMaterialCost per gramPlastic$0.01Wood$0.05Metal$0.10Chairmass : cost :<$16 legs : seat : arms : back : Fill this order:A chair that costs at most $16 to make and has a 100g metal seat.Image credit:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chair_4a.jpg19Chair Legscount : {3, 4, 5}size : {5 50g}material : {}cost :Chair Seatsize : 100gmaterial : metalcost : $10.00Chair Armssize : 0gmaterial : N/Acost : $0.00Chair Backsize : {10 100g} material : {}cost : Materials TableMaterialCost per gramPlastic$0.01Wood$0.05Metal$0.10Chairmass : cost :<$16 legs : seat : arms : back : Fill this order:A chair that costs at most $16 to make and has a 100g metal seat.Image credit:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chair_4a.jpg20Chair Legscount : 4size : 10gmaterial : metalcost : $4.00Chair Seatsize : 100gmaterial : metalcost : $10.00Chair Armssize : 0gmaterial : N/Acost : $0.00Chair Backsize : {10 100g} material : {}cost : Materials TableMaterialCost per gramPlastic$0.01Wood$0.05Metal$0.10Chairmass : cost :<$16 legs : seat : arms : back : Fill this order:A chair that costs at most $16 to make and has a 100g metal seat.Image credit:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chair_4a.jpg21Chair Legscount : 4size : 10gmaterial : metalcost : $4.00Chair Seatsize : 100gmaterial : metalcost : $10.00Chair Armssize : 0gmaterial : N/Acost : $0.00Chair Backsize : 20g material : metalcost : $2.00Materials TableMaterialCost per gramPlastic$0.01Wood$0.05Metal$0.10Chairmass : cost :<$16 legs : seat : arms : back : Fill this order:A chair that costs at most $16 to make and has a 100g metal seat.Image credit:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chair_4a.jpg22Chair Legscount : 4size : 10gmaterial : metalcost : $4.00Chair Seatsize : 100gmaterial : metalcost : $10.00Chair Armssize : 0gmaterial : N/Acost : $0.00Chair Backsize : 20g material : metalcost : $2.00Chairmass : 160gcost : $16legs : seat : arms : back : Image credit:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chair_4a.jpg23Chair Legscount : 4size : 10gmaterial : metalcost : $4.00Chair Seatsize : 100gmaterial : metalcost : $10.00Chair Armssize : 0gmaterial : N/Acost : $0.00Chair Backsize : 20g material : metalcost : $2.00Chairmass : 160gcost : $16legs : seat : arms : back : VertebrateBirdReptileMammalBluebirdPenguinEagleClassification and configuration are both hierarchical.Configuration leverages classifications notion of prototype concepts.Configuration suggests starting with a prototype concept and assigning values to variables.Chair Legscount : {3, 4, 5}size : {5 50g}material : {}cost :Chair Seatsize : {10 100g}material : {}cost : Chair Armssize : {0 50g}material : {}cost : Chair Backsize : {10 100g} material : {}cost : Chairmass : cost : legs : seat : arms : back : Image credit:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chair_4a.jpg25Chair Legscount : 4size : 10gmaterial : metalcost : $4.00Chair Seatsize : 100gmaterial : metalcost : $10.00Chair Armssize : 0gmaterial : N/Acost : $0.00Chair Backsize : 20g material : metalcost : $2.00Chairmass : 160gcost : $16legs : seat : arms : back : Configuration suggests starting with a prototype concept and assigning values to variables.Case-based reasoning suggests starting from a specific chair and tweaking it as needed.Image credit:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chair_4a.jpg26Chair Legscount : 4size : 10gmaterial : metalcost : $4.00Chair Seatsize : 100gmaterial : metalcost : $10.00Chair Armssize : 0gmaterial : N/Acost : $0.00Chair Backsize : 20g material : metalcost : $2.00Chairmass : 160gcost : $16legs : seat : arms : back : The result of a planning task can lead to a prototype that can subsequently be configured for similar problems with differing constraints.Image credit:https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chair_4a.jpg27Assignment How would you use configuration to design an agent that could answer Ravens progressive matrices? To recap Design Defining configuration Process of configurationConnections to earlier topics/docProps/thumbnail.jpeg
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