Comparing and Evaluating Human and Computationally Derived Representations of Non-Semantic Design Information
Elisa Kwon,
Kosa Goucher-Lambert
Abstract:Design artifacts provide a mechanism for illustrating design information and concepts, but their effectiveness relies on alignment across design agents in what these artifacts represent. This work investigates the agreement between multi-modal representations of design artifacts by humans and artificial intelligence (AI). Design artifacts are considered to constitute stimuli designers interact with to become inspired (i.e., inspirational stimuli), for which retrieval often relies on computational methods using… Show more
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