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An Optimization Design of Artificial Hip Stem by Genetic Algorithm and Pattern Classification. Artificial Hip STEM. history. First elaborated in 1961 More than 1,000,000 operations each year worldwide Performance depend on: Stress Displacement Amount of wear Fatigue.
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An Optimization Design of Artificial Hip Stem by Genetic Algorithm and Pattern Classification
history • First elaborated in 1961 • More than 1,000,000 operations each year worldwide • Performance depend on: • Stress • Displacement • Amount of wear • Fatigue
PROBLEMs in current DESIGN • Design from Boolean operation of basic geometric primitives • Design based on experience • Can not fit individual needs
Design method • Geometry modeling • Finite element model • Genetic Algorithm • Patten classification
Geometry modeling • freeform model • represented by B-splines • Geometric Models are stored parametrically • randomly generate
FEA • Finite element model • Static analysis • Distribution of stresses • Displacements • SolidWorks Simulation
Genetic Algorithm • Components of a Genetic Algorithm • Representation of gene • Selection Criteria • Reproduction Rules
Genetic Algorithm • Step 1: Set up an initial population P(0)—an initial set of solution Evaluate the initial solution for fitnessGeneration index t=0 • Step 2: Use genetic operators to generate the set of children (crossover, mutation) Add a new set of randomly generated population Reevaluate the population—fitness Perform competitive selection—which members will be part of next generation Select population P(t+1)—same number of members If not converged t←t+1 Go To Step 2
Patten classification • FEA is very time consuming • Eliminate useless data • Predict result
Implementation Method • Solidworks • Simulation • Matlab • Solidworks API • C# • Integration