Identification of business forms using relationships between adjacent frames

Lin, Jenn-Yih; Lee, Chi‐Wei; Chen, Zen

doi:10.1007/bf01214360

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“…Despite this requirement, there have been various solutions proposed for automated image processing and comparative analysis (Attneave, 1959; Colagrossi, Sciarrone, & Seccaroni, 2003; Gero & Kazakov, 2001; Gross & Do, 1995; Park & Gero, 2000; Pavlidis, 1977; Watanabe, Luo, & Sugie, 1995). Form‐recognition studies also have based processing systems on summarizing line‐intersection information in 1D strings (Lin, Lee, & Chen, 1996; Ting, Leung, Hui, & Chan, 1995).…”

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A qualitative feature‐based characterization of 2D architectural style

Jupp

Gero

2006

J. Am. Soc. Inf. Sci.

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Architectural plans are design diagrams that describe building layout where space is planned according to design requirements. Style in architecture is generally characterized as common features appearing in a particular class of building design. This research seeks to address how to recognize architectural design style from a 2D plan diagram. We explore this question in a computational encoder-analyzer (E-A) model for 2D plans, where a characterization of 2D style is based on qualitative spatial representation and information theoretic measures. In a preliminary study of a prominent architect's plans, we demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach. We conclude by discussing practical applications of automated plan recognition and classification in design support tools.

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