Three-dimensional city modeler with fuzzy multiple layers perceptron: Application of soft computing in computer-aided architectural design systems

Kobayashi, Y (2001) Three-dimensional city modeler with fuzzy multiple layers perceptron: Application of soft computing in computer-aided architectural design systems. PhD thesis, University of California, Los Angeles, USA.

Abstract

A computer aided design (CAD) system that can store the design knowledge of users is proposed. Specifically, a computer system for generating 3D city models from satellite images is formulated, implemented and tested. Techniques from neural networks, fuzzy systems, image processing, pattern recognition, and machine learning constitute the methodological foundation of the system. The flexibility and usability of system are evaluated.

Item Type: Thesis (Doctoral)
Thesis advisor: Terzidis, K
Uncontrolled Keywords: flexibility; architectural design; computing; learning; machine learning; fuzzy system; neural network
Index terms: architectural design, computing, satellite, machine learning, computer system, neural network, usability, computer aided design, pattern recognition, image processing
Subjects: user-centered design, networking, computer vision, design practice, computational design, artificial intelligence, computing systems
Topics: Digital Applications, Engineering Principles, Design Practice
Descriptive scope: 2 PC

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