Titlebook: Design Computing and Cognition ‘08; Proceedings of the T John S. Gero,Ashok K. Goel Conference proceedings 2008 Springer Science+Business M

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Empirical Examination of the Functional Basis and Design Repository the amount of information contained in the functional model of a hair dryer at various hierarchical levels. Two experiments show that the secondary level of the functional basis hierarchy is used most often because the secondary level provides significantly more information than the primary level,

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Is There Anything to Expect from 3D Views in Sketching Support Tools?cts. This sketch-based modeling software is implemented on a Tablet PC. The EsQUIsE software provides architects with the possibility to generate automatically 3D views from the freehand drawings. The first part of the paper deals with the usability of such a digital environment for sketching, and e

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Idea Development Can Occur Using Imagery Onlys of six expert architects working on two different design problems under two different conditions, one in which they were blindfolded and one in which they were sketching. Architects developed design ideas efficiently when they were blind folded, as opposed to the common view that they would better

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From Diagrams to Design: Overcoming Knowledge Acquisition Barriers for Case Based Designsigners. Not only does this make case acquisition difficult and time consuming, but it may also introduce unanticipated biases and limitations into the system. In this paper we demonstrate a case based design system capable of automatically acquiring cases from diagrams, and of using those cases to

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-8728-83D; Archive; algorithms; architecture; artificial intelligence; communication; complexity; design; informati

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978-94-017-8257-9Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2008

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Dennis Heitmann,Thomas Skill,Christian Wei?esign space exploration is a persistent issue in computational design research, there have been few studies regarding the provision of more preferable and refined outcomes to designers. This paper presents an approach for the categorisation of design outcomes from shape grammar systems to support in