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====Stochastic L-systems ==== | ====Stochastic L-systems ==== | ||
* variations & randomness | * variations & randomness | ||
- | ==== Context-sensitive L-systems | + | |
+ | ==== Context-sensitive L-systems | ||
* symbol replacement dep. on context, or previous states | * symbol replacement dep. on context, or previous states | ||
* can be used to model signal propogation | * can be used to model signal propogation | ||
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==== Parametric L-systems ==== | ==== Parametric L-systems ==== | ||
* elements can be parameterised, | * elements can be parameterised, | ||
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* complete l-system (geometric info, growth rates/ | * complete l-system (geometric info, growth rates/ | ||
* compound flowering structures (inflorescences) | * compound flowering structures (inflorescences) | ||
- | * Phyllotaxis. In order to describe the pattern of florets (or seeds) in a sunflower head, | + | * Phyllotaxis. In order to describe the pattern of florets (or seeds) in a sunflower head, Vogel proposed the formula φ=n∗137.5◦, |
- | Vogel proposed the formula φ=n∗137.5◦, | + | |
* surface models | * surface models | ||
* the shape as well as size of plant organs may change over time | * the shape as well as size of plant organs may change over time | ||
* leaf types | * leaf types | ||
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====animation (ABOP 6)==== | ====animation (ABOP 6)==== | ||
* The original formalism of L-systems provides a model of development that is discrete both in time and space. | * The original formalism of L-systems provides a model of development that is discrete both in time and space. |