HypergraphFormer: LLM-Based Floor Plan Generation
HypergraphFormer is a novel approach to floor plan generation that uses a large language model (LLM) to learn hypergraph representations. The model is trained via supervised fine-tuning on the RPLAN dataset and generates a hypergraph-based textual representation encoding spatial relationships and connectivity. It outperforms state-of-the-art techniques using rasterized or vectorized representations across diverse metrics. The method also shows improved data efficiency, especially under distribution shift. By decoupling apartment footprints from functional and geometric subdivisions, it enables generation for arbitrary, irregular user-specified boundaries. The paper releases a separate out-of-distribution dataset to demonstrate generalizability.
Key facts
- HypergraphFormer uses an LLM for floor plan generation.
- Model is trained via supervised fine-tuning on RPLAN dataset.
- Generates hypergraph-based textual representation of spatial relationships.
- Outperforms state-of-the-art rasterized and vectorized methods.
- Shows improved data efficiency under distribution shift.
- Enables generation for arbitrary, irregular boundaries.
- Releases a new out-of-distribution dataset.
- Paper is arXiv:2605.18932v1.
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- arXiv