Figuratively semantic support in interactions of a designer with a statement of a project task

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The paper presents a system of means that allows improving the interaction of a designer with generated and used textual descriptions by automated constructing the semantic images extracted from these texts. Such constructing involves both hemispheres of the designer’s brain where the logical and figurative processes are combined in the most efficient wholeness that facilitates to understanding and positively influences onto creative actions of the designer. To translate the definite part of the investigated text (for example, the statement of the project task) in a corresponding semantic image, the designer can use a specialized linguistic processor, converter and graphical editor that supports creating the schemes with programmable interpretations concerned their semantic content. The process of such investigation is implemented in the toolkit OwnWIQA.

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Sosnin, P., Galochki, M., & Luneckas, A. (2016). Figuratively semantic support in interactions of a designer with a statement of a project task. In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Vol. 451, pp. 257–267). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-33816-3_26

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