Applicability of Hooke’s and Jeeves Direct Search S olution Method to Metal cutting [Turning] Operation.
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advent of computers. Optimization has
become a part of computer aided design activities. It is prima
rily being used in those design activities in which the
goal is not only to achieve just a feasible design, but also a des
ign objective. In most engineering design activities,
the design objective could be simply to minimize the cost of production
or to maximize the efficiency of the
production. An optimization algorithm is a procedure which is executed it
eratively by comparing various solutions
till the optimum or a satisfactory solution is found. In many industri
al design activities, optimization is achieved
indirectly by comparing a few chosen design solutions and accept
ing the best solution. This simplistic approach
never guarantees and optimization algorithms being with one or more d
esign solutions supplied by the user and
then iteratively check new design the true optimum solution. There ar
e two distinct types of optimization
algorithms which are in use today.
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