Any design problem can be treated as a cooperative task involving many different tasks and requirements that have to be satisfied in order to produce a final design. Each participant, which can be seen as an agent contributes its knowledge and abilities to the common goal. This paper deals with an approach based on graph grammar model of cooperation and distribution for generating designs in computer aided design domain. Each design is represented as a graph. Thus each agent is equipped with its own set of rules (a graph grammar) enabling it to add to the design. The motivation for the idea presented is given and some possible modes of application are briefly described.
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Using Graph Grammar Systems with Memory in Computer Aided Design
Semantic Scholar · Computer Science · 2015
Abstract
Any design problem can be treated as a cooperative task involving many different tasks and requirements that have to be satisfied in order to produce a final design. Each participant, which can be seen as an agent contributes its knowledge and abilities to the common goal. This paper deals with an approach based on graph grammar model of cooperation and distribution for generating designs in computer aided design domain. Each design is represented as a graph. Thus each agent is equipped with its own set of rules (a graph grammar) enabling it to add to the design. The motivation for the idea presented is given and some possible modes of application are briefly described.