MSEval: A Dataset for Material Selection in Conceptual Design to Evaluate Algorithmic Models

Material selection plays a pivotal role in many industries, from manufacturing to construction. Material selection is usually carried out after several cycles of conceptual design, during which designers iteratively refine the design solution and the intended manufacturing approach. In design resear...

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