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Timothy W. Simpson2006

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Methods for Optimizing Product Platforms and Product Families

Timothy W. Simpson

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Product Development and Customization Advanced Software Engineering Methodologies Advanced Multi-Objective Optimization Algorithms

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Published2006-01-01

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