Researchers have developed a machine learning model based on SegFormer to predict the spatial distribution of Daylight Factor (DF) within Building Information Modelling (BIM) environments. This approach aims to accelerate the process of daylight compliance assessment in buildings, delivering results in seconds rather than through time-consuming raytracing simulations. The model addresses several limitations of existing methods, including the encoding of external obstructions like balconies, building height, variable material reflectances, non-orthogonal geometries, and regulatory validation. Two variants were trained and validated, showing promising accuracy on both synthetic and real building data, particularly for compliance-critical zones. AI
IMPACT Accelerates architectural design by providing rapid daylight compliance assessments.
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