Titlebook: An Artificial Intelligence Approach to VLSI Routing; Rostam Joobbani Book 1986 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1986 VLSI.algorithms.architectur

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Introduction,stics of the problems amenable to knowledge-based expert systems are: their large search space, where exhaustive search is impossible; and the need for a human expert to find a near optimal solution in a reasonable and cost effective time frame.

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Weaver Approach, merging, used by “efficient algorithms for channel routing”, are two of these techniques, others include criteria such as congestion, wire length, minimal rectilinear Steiner tree, etc.. There are two steps in effective utilization of these criteria. The first step is the calculation of the criteri

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WEAVER Implementation,ineer with the application area, the initial gathering of knowledge, the specification of a suitable problem solving paradigm, the selection of a formalism to represent the domain specific knowledge, the control structure which specifies when and how a chunk of knowledge should be applied, and final

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Knowledge-Based Expert Systems,e characteristics are the motivation for transforming expert systems from a few academic projects in the 1970’s to the explosive commercial market in the 1980’s. The importance of knowledge-based expert systems can be measured in several ways: the widespread application of these systems to various d

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WEAVER Implementation,an expert to modify and improve the system. WEAVER is organized around a multidirectional opportunistic search and constraint propagation paradigm. It is a multidirectional opportunistic search because it is a global router. Rather than concentrating on one net until it is completely routed WEAVER c