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Organiseur typologique

2010
Student Projects

Abstract

Expérimentations par algorithmes basés-agents pour la spatialisation de réseaux typologiques. Un outil accessible, permettant l’organisation d’un ensemble complexe de programmes architecturaux, dans des conditions d’exigence proches du réel, et autorisant tant la manipulation des règles et paramètres régissant le processus de spatialisation que le retour sur le résultat peut être un instrument intéressant du dialogue des différentes parties à la conception d’un projet. Nous proposons une approche possible pour un outil de ce type, explorant les limites et perspectives ouvertes par les différentes logiques de fonctionnement.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/7eba5421-e13a-4f27-8fe6-c32a1d724aea

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2010
Student Projects

Abstract

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/7eba5421-e13a-4f27-8fe6-c32a1d724aea

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