Abstract
PurposeThis paper aims to present a hybrid machine learning algorithm for additive manufacturing (AM) design feature recommendation during the conceptual design phase.Design/methodology/approachIn the proposed hybrid machine learning algorithm, hierarchical clustering is performed on coded AM design features and target components, resulting in a dendrogram. Existing industrial application examples are used to train a supervised classifier that determines the final sub-cluster within the dendrogram containing the recommended AM design features.FindingsThrough a case study of designing additive manufactured R/C car components, the proposed hybrid machine learning method was proven useful in providing feasible conceptual design solutions for inexperienced designers by recommending appropriate AM design features.Originality/valueThe proposed method helps inexperienced designers who are newly exposed to AM capabilities explore and utilize AM design knowledge computationally.
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