Object Oriented Constraint Satisfaction for Hierarchical Declarative Scene Modeling

Declarative modeling transforms deeply the task of scene designing by adding to it flexibility, and more creativity and by being more user-friendly. However it's difficult to generalize its use, because it requires too much processing time and memory. The way to improve this is to use the most suited and efficient method from constraint logic programming, to deeply study the declarative modeler in order to exploit all useful informations that it can provide.
The defined framework must be implemented with extensibility, scalability and robustness in order to use it as base for fast implementation of new techniques, to study the influences of these techniques on the modeler process and their combination in order to achieve the best reduction of needed work for obtaining a scene.

KEYWORDS

Declarative Modeling, Constraint Logic Programming, Object Oriented Programming.
 
 

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