129 居住空間デザイン支援のためのカタストロフィー理論による生活行為の形態表現(空間デザイン)

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In this paper, we propose a novel framework for representing human behavior in living spaces visually. Living spaces work on human behavior, so that our framework treats psychological appearances of living spaces rather than that of physical ones. We apply Lewin's cognitive field theory to encode relationships between human behaviors and living spaces into functions. We can identify such the functions from several sets of input-output values which are sampled from practical relationships between human behaviors and their spatial environment. However, it requires huge amount of data and seems to be unrealistic. Therefore, we use catastrophe theory by R. Thom. By using it, we can identify internal models of behavior-emergence. These models are translated into visual and observable forms. Taking advantages of features of our framework, it will work in sharing design concepts between designers and users.
2006-07-03