Co-DSL: Human-LLM Co-design of Reusable Spatial Concepts for Layout Generation
We present Co-DSL, a framework in which users and LLMs co-design reusable spatial concepts for layout generation.
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Key points
- To add a concept, a user provides a description, which the LLM converts into an initial implementation.
- In the second stage, given a library, an LLM can author a layout program that meets a new layout request from a user.
- Executing a layout program instantiates a concept-graph, a declarative composition of library concepts.
- We further find that Co-DSL lets LLMs author generative layout programs that expose high-level parametric controls users can manipulate to explore a distribution of related layouts without re-prompting.
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- [1]Co-DSL: Human-LLM Co-design of Reusable Spatial Concepts for Layout GenerationarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 11, 02:49 AM
We present Co-DSL, a framework in which users and LLMs co-design reusable spatial concepts for layout generation.
To add a concept, a user provides a description, which the LLM converts into an initial implementation.
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