论文信息 - Towards a model of exploration in computer-aided design

Towards a model of exploration in computer-aided design

This paper draws a distinction between search and exploration in design. Search is a process for locating values of variables in a deened state space whilst exploration is a process for producing state spaces. The paper proceeds to elaborate two exploration processes applicable in computer-aided design: emergence and evolutionary combination.

John S. Gero | J. Gero

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