Generative AIBIM: An automatic and intelligent structural design pipeline integrating BIM and generative AI

IF 14.7 1区 计算机科学 Q1 COMPUTER SCIENCE, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Zhili He , Yu-Hsing Wang , Jian Zhang
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Abstract

AI-based intelligent structural design represents a transformative approach that addresses the inefficiencies inherent in traditional structural design practices. This paper innovates the existing AI-based design frameworks from four aspects and proposes Generative AIBIM: an automatic and intelligent structural design pipeline that integrates Building Information Modeling (BIM) and generative AI. First, the proposed pipeline not only broadens the application scope of BIM, which aligns with BIM's growing relevance in civil engineering, but also marks a significant supplement to previous methods that relied solely on CAD drawings. Second, in Generative AIBIM, a two-stage generation framework incorporating generative AI (TGAI), inspired by the human drawing process, is designed to simplify the complexity of the structural design problem. Third, for the generative AI model in TGAI, this paper pioneers to fuse physical conditions into diffusion models (DMs) to build a novel physics-based conditional diffusion model (PCDM). In contrast to conventional DMs, on the one hand, PCDM directly predicts shear wall drawings to focus on similarity, and on the other hand, PCDM effectively fuses cross-domain information, i.e., design drawings (image data), timesteps, and physical conditions, by integrating well-designed attention modules. Additionally, a new evaluation system including objective and subjective measures (i.e., ScoreIoU and FID) is designed to comprehensively evaluate models' performance, complementing the evaluation system in the traditional methods only adopting the objective metric. The quantitative results demonstrate that PCDM significantly surpasses recent state-of-the-art (SOTA) techniques (StructGAN and its variants) across both measures: ScoreIoU of PCDM is 30% higher and FID of PCDM is lower than 1/3 of that of the best competitor. The qualitative experimental results highlight PCDM's superior capabilities in generating high perceptual quality design drawings adhering to essential design criteria. In addition, benefiting from the fusion of physical conditions, PCDM effectively supports diverse and creative designs tailored to building heights and seismic precautionary intensities, showcasing its unique and powerful generation and generalization capabilities. Associated ablation studies further demonstrate the effectiveness of our method.

生成式 AIBIM:集成 BIM 和生成式人工智能的自动智能结构设计管道
基于人工智能的智能结构设计是一种变革性方法,可解决传统结构设计实践中固有的低效率问题。本文从四个方面对现有的基于人工智能的设计框架进行了创新,并提出了生成式 AIBIM:一个集成了建筑信息模型(BIM)和生成式人工智能的自动智能结构设计流水线。首先,所提出的管道不仅拓宽了 BIM 的应用范围,与 BIM 在土木工程中日益增长的相关性相一致,而且是对以往仅依赖 CAD 图纸的方法的重要补充。其次,在生成式 AIBIM 中,受人类绘图过程的启发,设计了一个包含生成式人工智能(TGAI)的两阶段生成框架,以简化结构设计问题的复杂性。第三,针对 TGAI 中的生成式人工智能模型,本文开创性地将物理条件融合到扩散模型(DM)中,从而建立了一种新颖的基于物理条件的扩散模型(PCDM)。与传统 DM 相比,一方面,PCDM 直接预测剪力墙图纸以关注相似性;另一方面,PCDM 通过整合精心设计的注意力模块,有效地融合了跨领域信息,即设计图纸(图像数据)、时间步长和物理条件。此外,还设计了一套新的评价体系,包括客观和主观指标(即 ScoreIoU 和 FID),以综合评价模型的性能,补充了传统方法中仅采用客观指标的评价体系。定量结果表明,在这两个指标上,PCDM 都大大超过了最近的最先进(SOTA)技术(StructGAN 及其变体):PCDM 的 ScoreIoU 高出 30%,FID 低于最佳竞争对手的 1/3。定性实验结果凸显了 PCDM 在生成符合基本设计标准的高感知质量设计图纸方面的卓越能力。此外,得益于物理条件的融合,PCDM 还能有效支持根据建筑高度和抗震设防烈度量身定制的多样化创意设计,展示了其独特而强大的生成和概括能力。相关的消融研究进一步证明了我们方法的有效性。
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Information Fusion
Information Fusion 工程技术-计算机:理论方法
CiteScore
33.20
自引率
4.30%
发文量
161
审稿时长
7.9 months
期刊介绍: Information Fusion serves as a central platform for showcasing advancements in multi-sensor, multi-source, multi-process information fusion, fostering collaboration among diverse disciplines driving its progress. It is the leading outlet for sharing research and development in this field, focusing on architectures, algorithms, and applications. Papers dealing with fundamental theoretical analyses as well as those demonstrating their application to real-world problems will be welcome.
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