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Algebras and Grammars for Shapes and their Boundaries

Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design, 2001
A special kind of shape algebra is defined for concurrent computations with shapes and their boundaries, together with related shape grammars. Some new types of shape grammar are defined and classified.
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Classifications of Shape Grammars

2017
Since shape grammars were first described about forty five years ago, several types of grammars have emerged. The goal of this paper is to provide a framework that gathers together the main existing types of grammars. The categorization is preceded by a glossary of 19 terms related to shape grammars.
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Research on Innovative Method of Human–Computer Collaborative Aesthetic Education Based on Hybrid of Neuroaesthetics and Shape Grammar

IEEE Access, 2023
Shaoting Zeng, Xin Lyu
exaly  

A Multi-formalism Shape Grammar Interpreter

Communications in Computer and Information Science, 2022
Rudi Stouffs
exaly  

Shape and Shape Grammars: A Formal Model

1975
The formal counterparts of the pictorial models of shape and shape grammars presented in Chapter 1 are developed in this chapter. Formal definitions for 2-dimensional, rectilinear shapes and shape grammars generating languages of 2-dimensional, rectilinear shapes are given. The presentation of this chapter is self-contained.
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Shape and Shape Grammars: A Pictorial Model

1975
This study deals with the definition of shape, relations on shares, and the generation of shapes by shape grammars. The development in this chapter is pictorial. The formal counterparts of the ideas presented here are given in Chapter 2.
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Workshop Advances in Shape Grammars: Implemented Shape Grammars

2016
Eloy, Sara, Pauwels, Pieter
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Shape grammars on convex polyhedra

Computers & Graphics, 2013
Wolfgang Thaller, Ulrich Krispel, René Zmugg, Sven Havemann, Dieter W. Fellner   +4 more
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A New Palladian Shape Grammar: A Subdivision Grammar as alternative to the Palladian Grammar

International Journal of Architectural Computing, 2012
Sean Hanna, José Duarte
exaly  

Topicality and the Shaping of Grammar

This volume places topicality at the very heart of grammatical explanation, drawing on richly annotated discourse corpora from lesser-studied languages across the Americas and beyond. Through nine original studies, it demonstrates how aspects of discourse relevance (rather than just abstract syntactic relations) shape word order, argument encoding ...
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