Mitek Holdings, Inc.

William A Wright

Michael G Shnitman

Disclosed aspects relate to design-model management associated with an architectural layout. A set of architectural objects may be ingested from a data source. In response to ingesting the set of architectural objects, a set of spatial zones may be determined. The determination can be made based on the ingestion of the set of architectural objects. In response to determining the set of spatial zones, a design-model of the architectural layout may be established. The establishment of the design-model can be based on the set of spatial zones.

Design-model management

Disclosed aspects relate to managing a set of spatial zones associated with an architectural layout. A first spatial zone of the set of spatial zones is detected. The first spatial zone has a first spatial zone size value. By comparing the first spatial zone size value with a threshold spatial zone size value, it is determined to convert the first spatial zone. Based on proximity, a group of conversion candidates is identified from the set of spatial zones. Based on the first spatial zone and the group of conversion candidates, a second spatial zone is determined using an architectural criterion. Using the second spatial zone, a design-model of the architectural layout is established.

Design-model management using an architectural criterion

Disclosed aspects relate to managing a set of candidate spatial zones. The set of candidate spatial zones are associated with an architectural layout. A cluster of architectural segments is detected in a data source. The cluster of architectural segments represent a set of architectural features of the architectural layout. Based on the cluster of architectural segments, a set of junctures is identified. Using the set of junctures, a set of contours is determined. Based on the set of contours, the set of candidate spatial zones is generated.

Managing a set of candidate spatial zones associated with an architectural layout

Disclosed aspects relate to managing a group of geometric objects. The group of geometric objects is correlated to a set of spatial zones associated with an architectural layout. A set of contours is detected. The set of contours has a set of junctures. The set of junctures is based on a cluster of wall segments. The cluster of wall segments represent a set of walls of the architectural layout. Based on the cluster of wall segments, a set of wall edges is resolved. The set of wall edges interrelate with the set of contours. Based on the set of wall edges, the group of geometric objects is determined. The group of geometric objects represent the set of walls. Using the group of geometric objects, a design-model of the architectural layout is established.

Managing a group of geometric objects correlated to a set of spatial zones associated with an architectural layout

Disclosed aspects relate to managing a group of geometric objects. The group of geometric objects are correlated to a set of spatial zones associated with an architectural layout. A first geometric object of the group of geometric objects is detected. The first geometric object has a first geometric object size value. By comparing the first geometric object size value with a threshold geometric object size value, it is determined to convert the first geometric object. Based on proximity, a group of conversion candidates is identified from the group of geometric objects. Based on the first geometric object and the group of conversion candidates, a second geometric object is determined using a geometric criterion. Using the second geometric object, a design-model of the architectural layout is established.

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William A Wright