2017
DOI: 10.52842/conf.acadia.2017.552
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Emergent Syntax: Machine Learning for the Curation of Design Solution Space

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“…These networks were then activated to determine a score, then cluster analysis was conducted through feedback; finally, a new population was produced. Wilkinson et al 23 tried to obtain data using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) by developing wind simulations on tall buildings. As et al 24 used deep learning approaches of ML for generative concept design in architecture.…”
Section: Related Work On Architecture and Machine Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These networks were then activated to determine a score, then cluster analysis was conducted through feedback; finally, a new population was produced. Wilkinson et al 23 tried to obtain data using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) by developing wind simulations on tall buildings. As et al 24 used deep learning approaches of ML for generative concept design in architecture.…”
Section: Related Work On Architecture and Machine Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By using these real data with Gaussian process regression (GPR), predictions were made for informing low energy strategies. Yang et al 31 examined convergence building climate zones and building energy efficiency based on data accuracy. Using a supervised classification algorithm, they provided comparable options with building environmental zones and building energy efficiency.…”
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“…Ou seja, ele precisa explorar possibilidades e voltar para uma base que possa colocar em perspectiva toda complexidade explorada para definir novos caminhos exploratórios. Isso é importante porque, diferente das ciências naturais, o Design não busca descobrir como as coisas são, mas como as coisas devem ser (SIMON, 2019). Assim, testar diferentes possibilidades amplia as chances de se descobrir novas e melhores soluções, como também problemas que não haviam sido identificados.…”
Section: Modelos De Design Digitalunclassified