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framework:shape-grammarsShape Grammars
A computational design method based on shape rewriting rules, developed by George Stiny; noted as academic and not yet practically useful for living structure.
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- A combinatory system of concrete rules that guides the implementation of adapted structure, oriented by the living process.
- A transformation that intensifies products of alternating repetition by strengthening loosely formed shapes and giving more life to centers within them.
- A linguistic framework where sentences are generated by successive transformations; analogous to differentiation in architecture.
- The property that a good shape is a center made up of powerful intense centers which themselves have good shape; built up from elementary figures with high internal symmetries, bilateral symmetry, a well-marked center, compactness, and closure
- Hypothesis that in language tasks, the abstract structure encoded in positional encodings corresponds to grammatical structure.
- Attributed to Winston Churchill, cited as common sense about environment-behavior.
- Online platform for targeted evaluation of language models that CausalGym adapts