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User preferences of 5 unique design tool criteria, ranked on a 3-point Likert scale with an additional option of "no opinion."

User preferences of 5 unique design tool criteria, ranked on a 3-point Likert scale with an additional option of "no opinion."

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Fig. 1. User preferences of 5 unique design tool criteria, ranked on a...
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It's the Journey Not the Destination: Building Genetic Algorithms Practitioners Can Trust
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Genetic algorithms have been developed for decades by researchers in academia and perform well in engineering applications, yet their uptake in industry remains limited. In order to understand why this is the case, the opinions of users of engineering design tools were gathered. The results from a survey showing the attitudes of engineers and stude...
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... additional option of "no opinion" was provided for respondents. As seen in Figure 1, the two most important criteria according to participants was user interface (UI) and robustness (Ro). Both of these criteria had a majority (UI: N = 15; 65%, Ro: N = 14; 61%) of respondents mark them as highly important. ...
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... additional option of "no opinion" was provided for respondents. As seen in Figure 1, the two most important criteria according to participants was user interface (UI) and robustness (Ro). Both of these criteria had a majority (UI: N = 15; 65%, Ro: N = 14; 61%) of respondents mark them as highly important. ...

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