An evaluation model for green manufacturing quality of children's furniture based on artificial intelligence

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Abstract

With the differentiation of the furniture market, there is a growing demand for children's furniture. The design of children's furniture must fully consider the special cognition and preference of children, highlight environmental friendliness and health, and benefit the physical and mental development of children. These design objectives are similar to those of green furniture. Therefore, it is necessary to accurately evaluate the quality of green manufacturing, the key link of green furniture production, with the aid of the excellent data processing technique of artificial intelligence (AI). Thus, this paper summarizes the AI applications in quality testing of children's furniture and statistical analysis on its greenness, and constructs an evaluation model for green manufacturing quality of children's furniture. Firstly, the authors introduced the architecture of the green manufacturing system for children's furniture, and analyzed the product lifecycle and environmental pollutions. On this basis, a complete and scientific evaluation index system (EIS) was constructed. Next, the weight coefficients of the goal layer and criteria layer were determined by the entropy method, and the initial evaluation result were provided. Finally, a comprehensive evaluation model was established for the green manufacturing quality of children's furniture, based on backpropagation neural network (BPNN), and genetic algorithm with adaptive mutation (AMGA). The proposed EIS and model were proved effective through experiments. The research results provide a reference for the quality evaluation in other fields.

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Huang, J. (2020). An evaluation model for green manufacturing quality of children’s furniture based on artificial intelligence. International Journal of Design and Nature and Ecodynamics, 15(6), 921–930. https://doi.org/10.18280/ijdne.150618

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