Generalized Use of Non-Terminal Symbols for Procedural Modeling

We present the new procedural modeling language (Generalized Grammar), which adapts various concepts from general purpose programming languages to provide high descriptive power with well‐defined semantics and a simple syntax which is easily readable even by non‐programmers. The term ‘Generalized’...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Computer graphics forum Jg. 29; H. 8; S. 2291 - 2303
Hauptverfasser:	Krecklau, L., Pavic, D., Kobbelt, L.
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Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Oxford, UK Blackwell Publishing Ltd 01.12.2010
Schlagworte:	3-D graphics architecture Computer based modeling Computer graphics formal grammars I.3.6 [Computer Graphics]: Languages-I.3.5 [Computer Graphics]: Computational Geometry and Object Modeling-I.3.7 [Computer Graphics]: Three-Dimensional Graphics and Realism L-Systems plants procedural modeling Programming languages Semantics Studies Symbols
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Abstract	We present the new procedural modeling language (Generalized Grammar), which adapts various concepts from general purpose programming languages to provide high descriptive power with well‐defined semantics and a simple syntax which is easily readable even by non‐programmers. The term ‘Generalized’ reflects two kinds of generalization. On the one hand, we extend the scope of previous architectural modeling languages by allowing for multiple types of non‐terminal objects with domain‐specific operators and attributes. On the other hand, the language accepts non‐terminal symbols as parameters in modeling rules and thus enables the definition of structure templates for flexible re‐use within the grammar. By deriving from the well‐established programming language Python, we can make sure that our modeling language has a well‐defined semantics. For illustration, we apply to architectural as well as plant modeling to demonstrate its descriptive power with some complex examples.
AbstractList	We present the new procedural modeling language (Generalized Grammar), which adapts various concepts from general purpose programming languages to provide high descriptive power with well-defined semantics and a simple syntax which is easily readable even by non-programmers. The term 'Generalized' reflects two kinds of generalization. On the one hand, we extend the scope of previous architectural modeling languages by allowing for multiple types of non-terminal objects with domain-specific operators and attributes. On the other hand, the language accepts non-terminal symbols as parameters in modeling rules and thus enables the definition of abstract structure templates for flexible re-use within the grammar. By deriving from the well-established programming language Python, we can make sure that our modeling language has a well-defined semantics. For illustration, we apply to architectural as well as plant modeling to demonstrate its descriptive power with some complex examples. We present the new procedural modeling language [Display omitted] We present the new procedural modeling language (Generalized Grammar), which adapts various concepts from general purpose programming languages to provide high descriptive power with well‐defined semantics and a simple syntax which is easily readable even by non‐programmers. The term ‘Generalized’ reflects two kinds of generalization. On the one hand, we extend the scope of previous architectural modeling languages by allowing for multiple types of non‐terminal objects with domain‐specific operators and attributes. On the other hand, the language accepts non‐terminal symbols as parameters in modeling rules and thus enables the definition of abstract structure templates for flexible re‐use within the grammar. By deriving from the well‐established programming language Python, we can make sure that our modeling language has a well‐defined semantics. For illustration, we apply to architectural as well as plant modeling to demonstrate its descriptive power with some complex examples. We present the new procedural modeling language (Generalized Grammar), which adapts various concepts from general purpose programming languages to provide high descriptive power with well‐defined semantics and a simple syntax which is easily readable even by non‐programmers. The term ‘Generalized’ reflects two kinds of generalization. On the one hand, we extend the scope of previous architectural modeling languages by allowing for multiple types of non‐terminal objects with domain‐specific operators and attributes. On the other hand, the language accepts non‐terminal symbols as parameters in modeling rules and thus enables the definition of structure templates for flexible re‐use within the grammar. By deriving from the well‐established programming language Python, we can make sure that our modeling language has a well‐defined semantics. For illustration, we apply to architectural as well as plant modeling to demonstrate its descriptive power with some complex examples.
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