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(The starting symbol is split into four elements, which are further split until terminals are reached).

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Figure 1. Problems (left) and solutions (right) of design [1].
Figure 1. Problems (left) and solutions (right) of design [1].
Figure 2. Types of representations used for example-based artificial architectural design methods’.
Figure 2. Types of representations used for example-based artificial architectural design methods’.
Table 1. Basic Computational Design Tasks 2. Developing new design proposals through examples
Table 1. Basic Computational Design Tasks 2. Developing new design proposals through examples
This capability may be exploited for automated problem setting.
This capability may be exploited for automated problem setting.
Figure 4. Layout derivation for the Siza Grammar (Top right, two example rules), based on [25].
Figure 4. Layout derivation for the Siza Grammar (Top right, two example rules), based on [25].
requirements tend to evolve together.
requirements tend to evolve together.
"Technologies".
"Technologies".
Figure 8. Above: the rules for a simple Split Grammar (based on [77]). Below: facade derivation example An additional attribute matching system can enable the grammar to behave like a parametric system.
Figure 8. Above: the rules for a simple Split Grammar (based on [77]). Below: facade derivation example An additional attribute matching system can enable the grammar to behave like a parametric system.
process. In such studies, a given example is converted into an image synthesizer (Figure 11).
process. In such studies, a given example is converted into an image synthesizer (Figure 11).
Figure 15. A general conceptual model for Example-Based Design. these fields. A general conceptual model of Example-Based Design is given in Figure 15.
Figure 15. A general conceptual model for Example-Based Design. these fields. A general conceptual model of Example-Based Design is given in Figure 15.
Table 2. Where and how examples are used.
Table 2. Where and how examples are used.
Table 3. A comparison of example-based studies: Left (1-4): which tasks have been automated by using examples. Right (5-8): where and how examples have been used (automated or not).
Table 3. A comparison of example-based studies: Left (1-4): which tasks have been automated by using examples. Right (5-8): where and how examples have been used (automated or not).
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