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    A review of natural language processing application in construction engineering
    WANG Yu1, DENG Hui1, LI Xiao-yao1, DENG Yi-chuan1,2
    2020, 41(4): 501-511.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040501
    Abstract ( 231 )   PDF (463KB) ( 204 )  
    Natural language processing (NLP) can transform unstructured documents in the
    construction field into structured information, which is convenient for relevant practitioners to carry
    out daily management of construction projects. In recent years, NLP-related algorithms have been
    widely developed, but pertinent research in the construction field is still in its infancy. Through
    examining the past-decade literature on NLP in construction, the past research conducted on the
    technical level and application level at home and abroad was sorted out. The development, common
    methods and the open source tools of NLP were outlined. More importantly, the application of NLP in
    various stages of construction was summarized from the perspectives of statistical analysis tools,
    application systems and three other aspects. In addition, the extant problems of NLP in the
    construction field were discussed and future prospects were proposed from the three aspects of technology, construction industry and government.
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    Feature extraction of video data based on trigonometric function iteration
    YU Wan-bo, FAN Qing-tao
    2020, 41(4): 512-519.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040512
    Abstract ( 187 )   PDF (3142KB) ( 208 )  
    In the research of computer vision, the recognition of image objects based on video data is
    on an increasing trend. Focusing on the feature extraction of video data, a method based on
    trigonometric function iteration was proposed to extract 3D iterative trajectory features of the video.
    Considering the time and space dimensions of video data, this paper constructed a three-dimensional
    dynamic system by using a trigonometric function, obtained the features of video segment data as a
    whole in one extraction, and extracted a set of three-dimensional feature points similar to chaotic
    attractors. This iterative feature of video data is an iterative set of track points. Face recognition
    experiments using VidTIMIT datasets of face videos show that increasing the number of initial
    iterations and reducing the number of iterations could lead to a better effect of the extracted feature
    points set. After 43 groups of 559 videos of VidTIMIT were all experimented with, the recognition
    rate could reach 88.16%. Compared with other methods recorded in the existing literature, the method
    proposed in this paper is characterized by high recognition rate and short computing time. It is proved
    that this 3D video iterative trajectory feature is of great practical significance and requires further
    research, analysis and verification.
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    The method of image enhancement under extremely low-light conditions
    YANG Yong, LIU Hui-yi
    2020, 41(4): 520-528.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040520
    Abstract ( 126 )   PDF (5087KB) ( 172 )  
    The process of obtaining the image with normal exposure time from the image with short
    exposure time photographed in extreme low-light conditions is defined as the image enhancement
    under extreme low-light conditions. In this paper, we proposed a method for the enhancement of the
    extreme low-light image based on the encoding-and-decoding network architecture and residual block.
    We designed an end-to-end fully convolutional network as the translation model, which consists of
    two parts: the encoding-and-decoding network and refinement network. The input data of the
    translation model is the extreme low-light raw data captured with short exposure time in extreme
    low-light conditions, and the output data is the image in RGB format. Firstly, the low-frequency
    information of the image was reconstructed via U-net and then was input into the residual network to
    reconstruct the high-frequency information of the image. Through the experiments carried out on the
    SID data set and comparisons with previous research results, it is proved that the method described in
    this paper can effectively enhance the visual effect of the images captured under extreme low-light
    conditions and improved with low-light enhancement, and increase the expression of the image
    details.
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    A prior-image-based metal artifact reduction method for cone beam CT
    LIU Yang-chuan1, GAO Peng1,2, ZHU Ye-chen1, GAO Xin1
    2020, 41(4): 529-538.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040529
    Abstract ( 218 )   PDF (1342KB) ( 161 )  
    To effectively suppress the artifacts caused by metal implants in the reconstruction process
    of cone beam CT (CBCT) image, a prior-image-based metal artifact reduction method was proposed.
    Firstly, the reconstructed image with metal artifacts was preprocessed by bilateral filtering, metal
    threshold segmentation and tissue clustering to produce the metal image and the prior image without
    metal information. Secondly, the metal image and prior image were respectively forward-projected to
    produce the metal projection region and prior projection data. Then, the metal projection region was
    interpolated by the prior projection data and the metal neighborhood projection data to produce the restored projection data. Finally, the CT image was reconstructed by the FDK algorithm and was
    fused with the metal image to produce the final corrected image. To verify the performance of the
    proposed algorithm, the metal artifact reduction experiments were carried out on the 3D Shepp-Logan
    head phantom and clinical head CT data. The experimental results show that compared with the
    commonly used linear-interpolation-based method and image-inpainting-based method, the corrected
    image of the proposed method can keep the root-mean-square error to the minimum and the peak
    signal-to-noise ratio to the maximum. This indicates that the proposed method can effectively
    suppress metal artifacts while preserving image edge information.
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    Pose-guided scene-preserving person video generation algorithm
    LI Gui, LI Teng
    2020, 41(4): 539-547.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040539
    Abstract ( 127 )   PDF (6387KB) ( 162 )  
    The person video generation technology learns the feature representation of human body
    structure and motion, so as to realize the spatial generation mapping from the feature representation to
    the character video frame. In view of the existing person video generation algorithm lacking in the
    transformation of background environment and the low accuracy of human pose estimation, a
    pose-guided scene-preserving person video generation algorithm was proposed. First, the appropriate
    source video and target video were selected, and the video frame with the appearance of the
    segmented character served as the network input instead of the source video frame. Then, based on
    GAN, a motion transformation model was employed to replace characters in source videos with target
    characters and maintain the consistency of motion. Finally, the Poisson image editing was used to
    fuse the character appearance with the source background, enabling the flowed advantages: (a)
    removing border anomaly pixels; (b) realizing character blending naturally into the source scene; and 
    (c) avoiding changing the background environment and overall image style. The proposed algorithm
    used the segmented foreground person image instead of the source video frame to reduce background
    interference and improve the accuracy of pose estimation, thus naturally realizing scene-preserving
    during the motion transfer process and producing artistic and authentic person videos.
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    Image feature points extraction and matching method based on improved ORB algorithm
    YANG Hong-fan, LI Hang, CHEN Kai-yang, LI Jia-qi, WANG Xiao-fei
    2020, 41(4): 548-555.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040548
    Abstract ( 316 )   PDF (3889KB) ( 194 )  
    The fixed threshold selection of traditional ORB algorithm results in many false extractions
    and mismatches, which cannot meet the requirements of accurate extraction and matching of different
    image feature points. To solve this problem, an improved ORB feature point extraction and matching
    method was proposed. Firstly, the local adaptive threshold was set up. Then, an adaptive threshold
    selection criterion was designed by classifying the pixels, and thus the precise extraction of ORB
    feature points was achieved. Finally, the PROSAC algorithm was used to complete the matching of
    feature points based on the improved ORB feature points. The experimental results indicate that the
    improved method has a high adaptability to variations in brightness, and both the calculation speed
    and extraction accuracy are greatly improved. The total matching time is reduced, the number of
    mismatches is less, and the accurate matching rate is increased, which indicates that this improved
    method is characterized with accuracy and real-time performance. In addition, the RMSE error
    obtained by tracking the feature points acquired at the matching stage is small, which demonstrates a
    significant improvement in matching accuracy. Compared with other existing methods, this method
    has better environmental adaptive capacity and application value.
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    Research on path planning of teeth movement in invisible orthodontic
    LI Zhan-li, LIU Tong-xin, LI Hong-an, SUN Zhi-hao
    2020, 41(4): 556-566.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040556
    Abstract ( 89 )   PDF (6624KB) ( 88 )  

    Aimed at solving low efficiency and accuracy of path planning of teeth movement in
    invisible orthodontic schedule, a new method was proposed. First, a new objective function was
    proposed based on the evaluation parameters of teeth and jaws. Based on the traditional artificial bee
    colony algorithm (ABC), Pareto solution sets were stored through external storage, and then the
    Pareto solution set was updated by the improved Harmonic distance, thus diversifying the population.
    Then, the Slerp spherical linear interpolation and linear interpolation were used to obtain the initial
    value of the tooth movement path, which was combined with the initial food source generation
    method in the artificial colony algorithm to generate a better food source. Finally, the new objective
    function was optimized by the priority scheme of the optimized ABC, leading to the collision-free
    path for the teeth movement. The experiment showed the effect of the proposed method and compared
    it with the traditional objective function. The results show that the proposed objective function can
    generate a more suitable schedule for clinical orthodontic. The improved algorithm can result in a
    better path and reduce the number of orthodontic stages, and is of practical value.

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    Improved 3D-NDT point cloud registration algorithm based on 3D-Harris and FPFH
    FAN Qiang1, LIU Peng1, YANG Jun2, ZHOU Pei-xi1
    2020, 41(4): 567-575.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040567
    Abstract ( 292 )   PDF (3490KB) ( 164 )  
    Aimed at addressing the shortcomings of the traditional point cloud registration normal
    distribution transform (3D-NDT) and iterative closure points (ICP) algorithms, such as poor registration
    effect, long registration time and serious errors, a precise and relatively efficient point cloud matching
    algorithm was proposed. First, the 3D-Harris algorithm was used to identify the key points of each point
    cloud, and the key points were adopted to establish a local reference frame for the basic points and
    calculate the fast point feature histograms (fpfh) descriptor. Then, the corresponding estimation
    algorithm of the least median of squares (LMeds) minimum median method was utilized to eliminate
    the inaccurate point correspondence and obtain the feature point pairs with corresponding 3D feature
    relationships. The transformation matrix required for coarse registration was calculated to complete the
    preliminary registration. Subsequently, according to the 3D-NDT algorithm, the point cloud data space
    was voxelized, and the probability distribution function was employed to complete the final point cloud
    for accurate registration. Finally, we used this method to match three groups of point cloud files, which
    were downloaded from the network with less noise and large-scale overlapped with more noise
    collected by Kinect V2.0 to the same spatial reference frame, and compared the classical 3D-NDT, ICP
    and other algorithms through accuracy analysis. The experimental results show that the proposed
    algorithm can achieve the high accuracy registration of point cloud data in indoor scenes with low
    iteration times and is less affected by noise. However, how to reduce the complexity of the algorithm
    appropriately and shorten the registration time needs further research.
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    Polynomial reparameterization detection of Bézier curves
    SHEN Wan-qiang, WANG Hong-kai
    2020, 41(4): 576-582.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040576
    Abstract ( 63 )   PDF (439KB) ( 91 )  
    An algorithm is presented to determine whether the degree of Bézier curve can be reduced
    by polynomial reparameterization. In the algorithm, for any Bézier curve, the relation between the
    basis functions before and after reparameterization is expressed as a system of equations. Instead of
    solving the equations, the polynomial for reparameterization and the control points of the lower
    degree Bézier curve can be calculated directly by a pyramid algorithm of coefficient
    reparameterization. In addition, the polynomial for reparameterization is unique to within a scale
    factor and a constant. Compared with the previous algorithm by examples, this algorithm possesses
    shorter computational time.
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    Construction method of overpass structure based on directed acyclic graph
    WANG Yu-kun1,2, CAO Li1,2, ZHAO Yang1,2, LI Lin1,2
    2020, 41(4): 583-592.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040583
    Abstract ( 88 )   PDF (1800KB) ( 77 )  
    Road information is an important element for a digital city. Modeling the overpass structure
    is of great significance to many areas, such as the simulation of urban traffic, traffic optimization, and
    urban planning. Although a great amount of research was conducted on the modeling of urban road
    networks, a targeted solution for the treatment of overpass structures remained to be put forward.
    Through the analysis of the overpass structure, a method for constructing overpass structures is
    proposed based on the directed acyclic graph, with the purpose of realizing efficient and high-quality
    modeling. Firstly, the two-dimensional raster data was preprocessed to extract effective road
    information. Secondly, a directed acyclic graphs (DAG) was constructed to express the topological
    relationship of overpass structure. Then, the height of each control point was calculated using the
    proposed height calculation method designed according to the structural characteristics, functional
    characteristics and related prior knowledge of the road. Finally, the overpass structure was
    constructed, based on the calculated road height and topological information with component units.
    The experiments selected three typical overpass structures in East China for testing. The results prove
    that the proposed method is advantageous in data acquisition and calculation accuracy and can help
    simplify the modeling process of overpass structures.
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    Investigation of parameters significance and predicted model on surface roughness on fused deposition modeling
    PAN Li-juan, SHANG Zheng, JIA Gui-hong, CHU Kai-yu, WANG Jin-feng
    2020, 41(4): 593-598.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040593
    Abstract ( 108 )   PDF (2445KB) ( 62 )  
    Nine orthogonal experiments consisting of temperature, printing speed, layer thickness
    were designed to investigate the factors and rules influencing fused deposition modeling (FDM)
    precision. Surface roughness was measured using portable surface roughness apparatus. The
    significant factor influencing surface roughness was determined by calculating the signal-to-noise
    ratio and conducting the variance analysis. By means of the Taguchi method, the multiple regression
    equation and exponential equation were employed to predict the surface roughness and to determine
    the parameter combination of minimum surface roughness of FDM printouts. Results of the analysis
    reveal the following factors in order of the extent of their influence on surface roughness: layer
    thickness > temperature > printing speed. Validation experiments were undertaken regarding different
    printing models and FDM printers to verify the validity and adaptability of the analysis results.
    Experiment results show that the prediction result of the multiple regression equation outperformed
    that of the exponential equation and Taguchi method. Furthermore, the above conclusions exhibit
    broad adaptability to different printing models and FDM printers.
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    Dimensional completeness check and analytical technology of 3D MBD model
    ZHANG Sheng-wen1,2, YOU Yan-yan1, LI Bin-cheng1,2, CHENG De-jun1,2
    2020, 41(4): 599-605.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040599
    Abstract ( 89 )   PDF (595KB) ( 75 )  
    A technology for checking the completeness of dimensioning and analyzing the
    dimensional chain was proposed to solve problems, such as complicated structure of the 3D model
    based definition (MBD) model, error-prone dimensioning and the difficulty of manual check. The
    spatial dimensions were converted into a series of matrices to ensure the completeness of the
    dimensions at 3D level, based on which the sizes of each member of the dimensional chain were
    calculated to verify the rationality of the design. Matrix was used to express and store the dimensions
    on the 3D model and the redundancy and deletion of the dimensions was judged by the position and
    quantity of dimension nodes. Then the to-be-judged dimensional chain was extracted from the model
    for analysis and verification to ensure the accuracy of product manufacturing information
    transmission and an inspection report was produced. The feasibility of the method was verified by
    using the connecting rod of a certain type of marine diesel engine, which greatly reduced the
    inspection time and the design error rate and improved the design efficiency of the staff.
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    Innovative method of ethnic pattern based on neural style transfer network
    HOU Yu-kang, LV Jian, LIU Xiang, HU Tao, ZHAO Ze-yu
    2020, 41(4): 606-613.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040606
    Abstract ( 125 )   PDF (11873KB) ( 102 )  
    Aiming at the problems of low manual extraction efficiency of traditional ethnic pattern
    symbols as well as the difficulty of designing creative graphic combination, this paper proposed an
    innovative model of traditional ethnic pattern style by taking the batik and cross-stitch work of the
    Miao nationality as an example. This model combined the improved shape grammar with neural style
    transfer network based on deep learning, to extract e and encode ethnic pattern configuration frames.
    Then, a large number of innovative ethnic patterns was generated through shape grammars, and the
    basic features of ethnic patterns was extracted quickly using the style-transfer network, so as to
    transfer and generate innovative ethnic pattern designs based on this framework. The experimental
    results show that the model can generate brand-new ethnic ornament patterns on the basis of the
    specified frame, which are more orderly than those generated directly by means of the neural network
    transfer. The generated pattern will finally be applied to the design of the Miao fabric patterns, which
    verifies the feasibility of this method and design process.
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    Problems with and reflections on BIM forward design
    TAO Gui-lin1, MA Wen-yu1, TANG Ke-qiang2, DU Yi-cheng3
    2020, 41(4): 614-623.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040614
    Abstract ( 242 )   PDF (1327KB) ( 262 )  
    The BIM forward design has become widely recognized due to its advantages of
    simplifying the modelling process and reducing costs of labor and information exchange. As the BIM
    technology has been increasingly popularized in the architecture industry in China for many years, the
    current BIM consulting model cannot satisfy the highly demanding application. Many challenges
    still remain when the BIM forward design was applied in the practical projects. This study performed
    a critical survey based on the practical experience from many projects and the literature investigation,
    so as to summarize the existing questions as follows: ① the lack of adaptive standards; ② domestic
    constraints; ③ underdeveloped related technical and industrial chains. Based on the analysis of the
    mentioned questions, several conclusions can be drawn such as: The drawing-oriented application is a
    transitional strategy. The effective solutions for developing the BIM forward design should be based
    on the adaptive standard. The domestic BIM software and cloud platforms should be developed, and
    the integration of design and construction management should be reinforced. Not only is the strong
    support of technical required, but the innovation of management mode is needed to guarantee the
    application and development of BIM.
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    Similarity calculation method of BIM model
    WANG Jia1,2, SU Ding-ding1, ZHOU Xiao-ping1,2, LU Yi-xin3
    2020, 41(4): 624-631.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040624
    Abstract ( 257 )   PDF (2544KB) ( 123 )  
    At present, whether in a local BIM model library or on an online BIM model sharing
    website, practitioners can only obtain the required BIM models by searching and reading them one by
    one manually. With the increasing number of models, it takes much time and labor to obtain models
    that meet the requirements. In this light, a component-level BIM model similarity calculation method
    was proposed. Based on the components of the model, this method used the industry foundation
    classes (IFC) files in the BIM universal interactive format as the data source and the universal data
    standard IFC 2×3 as the data foundation. First, the geometric information and semantic information of
    the components in the model were extracted, and the improved oriented bounding box (OBB)
    collision detection algorithm was used to find connected components. Then the BIM model was built
    as an adjacency graph model with the components as vertexes and the connection relationship among
    components as edges, and he graph editing distance algorithm was used to calculate the edit distance
    of the adjacency graphs. Finally, the similarity between different BIM models was calculated. Based
    on the similarity of component-level BIM models, the retrieval speed and accuracy of BIM models
    can be greatly improved.
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    Method for cultural feature extraction based on rank correlation and entropy weight
    SHANG Zhong-an, CHEN Xiang
    2020, 41(4): 632-639.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040632
    Abstract ( 80 )   PDF (2075KB) ( 91 )  
    In the process of developing cultural and creative products of museums, there is no
    objective and robust method to evaluate and extract design elements. In this context, this paper
    proposed a design method for the extraction and application of cultural features from museum
    artifacts based on rank correlation and entropy weight method. First, select the artifacts to
    disassemble their explicit and implicit features, and then establish a cultural feature interpretation
    table. At the same time, analyze the users and collect pairs of sensible words about user experience,
    so as to perform cluster analysis. Next, the sensible word pairs and the factors of extensibility and
    discernibility in explicit features were taken as indicators for evaluation. The rank correlation method
    was used to implement weight analysis and comprehensive evaluation, and the ranking of cultural
    feature goodness was obtained. Then the entropy weight method was used to figure out the key
    feature category. Finally, based on the key features and feature goodness rank, the optimal design was
    generated through the intersection, reorganization and metaphor of the elements. In conclusion,
    through an example of a smart reading pen design for children, it is proved that this method can
    improve the efficiency in cultural feature extraction and the usefulness of design, and provides an
    implication for the development of cultural and creative product of the museum.
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    Research on influencing factors of satisfaction with commercial complex guidance system based on grounded theory
    HU Shan1, LIU Jing1, SUN En-mei1, WANG Neng1, LUO Yi-ming2
    2020, 41(4): 640-648.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040640
    Abstract ( 89 )   PDF (800KB) ( 64 )  
    A guidance system is an important means to convey information and guide disoriented
    users, effectively displaying the urban culture. An excellent guidance system can quickly and easily
    lead users to their destinations. How to improve the guidance system to better serve the users is of
    great significance to boosting the quality of the guidance system service and enhancing user
    satisfaction. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 35 users. Based on a large amount of
    interview data, the grounded theory, a qualitative research method, was employed to analyze and
    summarize the interview data to extract the influencing factors of users’ satisfaction with the
    commercial complex guidance system. Finally, five main categories were summarized, namely,
    readability, accessibility, security, interactivity and friendliness. Based on this, the theoretical models
    of influencing factors and action paths were constructed, and the structural equation model was
    further utilized to verify and analyze them. The rationality and scientificity of the model were thus
    verified. The research results are of practical value for improving the users’ satisfaction with the
    guidance system, helping designers deepen the future prospects of constructing the guidance system
    service from the user perspective, and providing experience for real estate operators in resource
    organization and service updates.
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    Research on the product demands configuration method based on user satisfaction
    ZHANG Di-jing, HOU Zeng-xuan, HUANG Lei, ZHAO You-hang
    2020, 41(4): 649-657.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040649
    Abstract ( 82 )   PDF (460KB) ( 82 )  
    In order to reasonably determine the preferences and priorities of user demands to adapt to
    the mass customization production mode and maximize user satisfaction, an improved product user
    demands configuration method is proposed. The fuzzy clustering analysis method was integrated into
    the Kano model to classify user demands, the screening was conducted according to their contribution
    to the improvement of satisfaction, then the evaluation factors of customer satisfaction and
    importance were calculated and a hierarchical structure model of product user demands was
    established. On this basis, in the fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (FAHP), a fuzzy best-worst method
    (FBWM) was employed to construct a consistent triangular fuzzy number complementary judgment
    matrix, the probability concept was introduced to achieve defuzzification and obtain the initial
    weights of user demands, and the demands evaluation factors served as the correction factors of the
    initial weights. Then the modified weights were normalized to obtain the comprehensive weights of
    user demands, thus realizing the configuration of product demands. Taking an enterprise’s eyewear
    product design and development as an example, the effectiveness of this method was verified, and a
    user demand configuration strategy was provided for the design and development of eyewear and
    other products.
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    Proactive interaction design of conversational agent for smart homes
    WANG Er-zhuo1, YUAN Xiang1, LI Shi-yan2
    2020, 41(4): 658-666.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040658
    Abstract ( 166 )   PDF (1237KB) ( 181 )  
    Aimed at the proactive interaction design strategies of conversational agents (CAs) in the
    smart home, the proactivity was discussed in this article based on decision right and communication
    style. In this light, four proactive styles (straight forward decision-maker and adviser, euphemistic
    decision-maker and adviser) were designed for smart home CAs. A Wizard-of-OZ experiment was
    conducted to investigate the effects of users’ gender, age, experience and living status on their
    preferences for proactive styles. The results reveal that: ① Users having had experience with smart
    home products are more satisfied with the “adviser” style; family users feel more comfortable with
    the “adviser” style. ② Users generally feel more satisfied and comfortable when the CA
    communicates with them in an explicit manner. And the experiment verifies that: ① Users’ prior
    experience with smart home products and their living states have an impact on users’ preferences for
    proactive styles of smart home CAs. ② In the smart home scenario, it is found that the
    communication efficiency of CAs is more important than politeness.
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    On axonometric projection
    HE Yuan-jun
    2020, 41(4): 667-676.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040667
    Abstract ( 135 )   PDF (2742KB) ( 145 )  
    The definition of axonometric projection was re-examined. Axonometric projection is a
    method by means of parallel projection, projecting the spatial coordinate system to the projection
    plane along the projection direction to obtain the axonometric coordinate system and express the
    spatial shape under this coordinate system. The resulting drawing is designated as axonometric
    drawing. Three views represent three directions of a body respectively, and the axonometric drawing
    represents three straight and three face angles with one view. The essence is to express the spatial
    body on the plane. This paper further discussed some fundamental problems in axonometric
    projection, such as the parallel projection system, axonometric triangle, axonometric projection
    system, the basic elements and formulas of axonometric projection, analyzed the similarities and
    differences between normal axonometric projection and oblique axonometric projection, and gave
    their schematic diagrams.
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    Research on simulation analysis and optimization method of ball head hanging ring based on contact model
    LIU Xiao-hui1,2, HUANG Fei2, ZHENG Jia-yan2, CAI Meng-qi3, ZHOU Xiao-hui2
    2020, 41(4): 677-686.  DOI: 10.11996/JG.j.2095-302X.2020040677
    Abstract ( 79 )   PDF (2678KB) ( 70 )  
    As a key component of the transmission line, the ball head hanging ring has great effects
    on the safety of transmission. In order to optimize the ball head hanging ring, under the action of the
    horizontal force along the wind direction, the nonlinear static simulation analysis of the ball head
    hanging ring was simulated through the finite element analysis, using the commercial software
    Abaqus. Two contact models for ball head hanging rings of different sizes, different grid densities,
    and different contact surface widths were established, with the contact type being face-to-face. The
    rules of influences of ring size, grid density and contact surface width on the maximum stress were
    discussed. According to the results, in the cases of different grid densities, the contact width and
    maximum stress of the two types of ball head hanging rings are almost the same. As the contact width
    increases, the maximum stress tends to decrease, which can be roughly divided into the rapid descent
    area, slow descent area, and stable area. In the stable area, the maximum stress and fluctuation range
    are small, which can be used as the ideal contact width of the ball head hanging ring, thus providing
    theoretical guidance for the optimal design of ball head hanging rings in the future.
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