KL Divergence
- Yuki
- Jun 23
- 1 min read
A quantity that measures how much the "true probability distribution" differs from the "approximated probability distribution".
"The amount of extra information needed due to using the wrong model."
"The discrepancy between the spatial use envisioned by the designer and the actual usage patterns."
The difference between "predicted cities" and "actual cities"
Architecture that optimizes probability distributions, rather than architecture that designs form.
"An information system that minimizes the difference in utilization probability."
The cross-section is such that the space expands in areas with a high probability of use and contracts in areas with a low probability of use.
The interior of the house features a one-room layout, with frequently used areas made larger.
"The entire house is one living room, with small private rooms for sleeping floating around the periphery."
Mathematical Architecture
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