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Automatic assembly modeling through attention-based assembly feature mate prediction and assembly feature pattern recognition
Assembly modeling plays an important role in constructing product models, yet it is still mainly performed via interactive operations that are experience-dependent and labor-intensive. Data-driven strategies hold promise for automating this process; however, existing approaches either predict poses
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