HAO Li, MO Rong, WEI Binbin, et al. Application of rough set theory in identification of key functional parts[J]. 2021, 53(2): 61-70.DOI: 10.11918/202001068.
The identification of key functional parts can improve the retrieval efficiency of assembly model and the reuse level of retrieval
and also provide critical reference information for autonomous design. In order to reduce the subjectivity of the expert system
the rough set theory was introduced into the automatic identification of key subassembly functional parts
and the ranking process of functional parts was driven by the data of the assembly model itself. The characteristics and connection relationships of parts in assembly were analyzed
and assembly model was established based on complex network. The topological layer
part attribute layer data
and part types were extracted as condition attributes and decision attributes. The algorithm based on dynamic hierarchical clustering was used to discretize the decision information table of the subassembly parts. The heuristic reduced algorithm based on attribute importance was adopted to dig knowledge
eliminate redundant condition attributes
and obtain attributes reduction set as well as corresponding attribute weight. Finally
the order of the importance of the subassembly parts with key functions was obtained through comprehensive evaluation. The worm gear reducer model was taken as an example to verify the performance of the proposed method. Experimental results show that the final ranking results of the proposed model were consistent with those of previous research results
and since the model is driven by the assembly model data itself