Improving Regulations for Automated Design Checking Through Decision Analysis Good Practices: A Conceptual Application to the Construction Sector

Ricardo Mateus; Francisco Silva Pinto; Judith Fauth; Miguel Azenha; José Granja; Ricardo Veludo; B. D. Muniz; Jo�ão Reis; Pedro Alexandre Marques

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-38241-3_19

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Improving Regulations for Automated Design Checking Through Decision Analysis Good Practices: A Conceptual Application to the Construction Sector

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