Attributed Adjacency Graph (AAG)
In AAG each mode represents a face of the part and each arc represents the edge. In addition, an arc is assigned an attribute value 0 (1) if the angle formed at the edge of the two faces is concave (convex).
The adjacency graph for the part shown in Figure (b) is presented in Figure , whereas Figure (b) shows the adjacency graph for a step in Figure (a).
Other developments in the fields of automatic feature recognition modules are :
- Automatic feature recognition using B-rep.
- Syntactic pattern recognition.
- Graph theoretic approach.
- Automatic feature recognition using CSG.
- Logical inference (expert system approach).
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(a) Step (b) Slot
Figure: AAG Representation of the Step and Slot in Figure
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(a)
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(b)
Figure: A Part and the Corresponding AAG [4]