A framework for concept formation in CAD systems: A case study of japanese rock garden design

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作者：

Kahlon Y. ^{[1
]}

Fujii H. ^{[1
]}

机构：

[1] Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

来源：

Computer-Aided Design and Applications | 2020年 / 17卷 / 02期

关键词：

Concept formation; Japanese rock garden; Logical-inference systems; Spatial design;

D O I：

10.14733/cadaps.2020.419-428

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摘要：

Designers often identify desirable design typologies and utilize them as building blocks of high-level conceptual frameworks for designing spatial configurations. Each building block can be seen a concept connoting with lower level meanings, which are in turn grounded in sets of spatial relations associated with those meanings. Formalizing this practice will enable to further inform CAD systems regarding the potential meanings of certain spatial configurations for their user. In this research we propose an implementable framework for assigning spatial configurations with meanings in CAD systems, by integrating a CAD environment with an inference engine. The framework is constructed and tested in the context of Japanese rock garden design. Automatic matchings of spatial configurations with conceptual abstractions are presented and interpreted, and generalization as well as future research directions are discussed. © 2020 CAD Solutions, LLC.

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页码：419 / 428

页数：9

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