Kseniia Lysenko
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It is indicated that in order to use the original geometric figure in compositional geometric modelling, it is necessary to unify it, that is, to divide it into geometric and parametric components. Examples of unification by drawing up geometric BN-matrices and examples of creating compositional geometric models are given
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It is indicated that in order to use the original geometric figure in compositional geometric modelling, it is necessary to unify it, that is, to divide it into geometric and parametric components. Examples of unification by drawing up geometric BN-matrices and examples of creating compositional geometric models are given
Key concepts: Geometric modeling, Geometric design, Unification, Geometric shape, Geometric transformation, Composition (language), Geometric data analysis, Computer science