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modumatics Modular Infrastructure for Inclusive Housing Tran Thien Toan Ngo · PhD Dissertation

The list of tables inventories the tables harvested from chapter prose. Tables carry no numbers: each entry pairs the table title with a wikilink to the source module. Where a table is rendered through a dedicated atomic module under the tbl_ prefix scheme, the link is to that module; where the table is inline within a section file, the link is to the host section.

Chapter 1: Introduction

  • The five-artefact suite (artefact → chapter → contribution) (view)

Chapter 2: Literature Review and Theoretical Framework

  • Research questions, artefacts, and meta-requirements (problem-class to designed-response mapping) (view)

Chapter 3. Theory: Modularity and Complexity

  • Principles of form and function (design-theory anatomy) (view)
  • Meta-requirement to proposition adjacency mapping (MR1-MR5 × P1-P5) (view)
  • Proposition contract matrix (mechanism, indicator, baseline, evidence, falsifier) (view)

Chapter 4: Methodology

  • Requirements-Design-Evaluation Traceability Matrix (view)

Chapter 5: A Queryable Schema for Accessibility Standards

  • Chapter 4 abstract measures mapped to the standardisation schema operationalisations (view)
  • Per-dimension resolution profile (identity, structural, deontic, lexical, mapping) (view)
  • Per-clause-class resolution rate scorecard (view)
  • Deontic force decomposition: coverage gap, force collapse, and force preservation pathways (view)
  • Schema-variant ablation: aggregate comparison delta across null, minimal, and full variants (view)
  • Layer-by-layer marginal-gain decomposition (view)
  • Threshold sensitivity: polysemy ratio across frequency cutpoints (view)
  • Cross-channel validation summary (text-figure normative coverage overlap) (view)
  • Failure mode to design principle to schema layer mapping (view)
  • Ambiguity-treatment categories in prior standards-formalisation work (view)

Chapter 6: A Governed Kernel Architecture for Housing

  • The seven schematic primitives (plane, definition, clause coverage, external grounding) (view)
  • The seven elaborated composites (derivation through the operator layer, clause coverage, external grounding) (view)
  • Relation-operator justification matrix (ontological gap, logical constraints, falsification test) (view)
  • The nine module types (defining primitives, key relations, clause count, within-cluster Jaccard) (view)
  • Module constituent specification (required and optional elements per module type) (view)
  • The twelve active module-boundary pairs (shared entity types, owner module, dominant semantic risk) (view)

Chapter 7: A Formal Notation for Floor Plans

  • Governed-kernel stratified vocabulary (seven primitives, seven composites, ten operators) mapped to PlaniSyn syntactic forms (view)
  • Pre/Post/Effect specification for the four PlaniSyn interaction types (view)
  • PlaniSyn interaction-type coverage of the three governed-kernel interface types (HC-6D, NR-014) (view)

Chapter 8: Evidence from a Census of Australian Floor Plans

  • Corpus construction: raw and cleaned counts for the two corpora (view)
  • Base-module lift over the reporting-convention null, by cohort (view)
  • Summary statistics for the three geometric indices (CEI, EEI, BEI) across 100 packings (view)
  • Census validation scorecard (reproducibility, stability, coverage) (view)

Chapter 9: Generating Documented Dwelling Variants

  • Documentation-packet contract (eleven frontmatter fields and seven body sections, with sources) (view)

Chapter 10: Demonstration and Evaluation

  • Evidence-object register: primary (matrix-declared) and inline-synthesised identifiers exercised across the trajectory (view)
  • Per-state corpus position against the general-residential cohort distribution (view)
  • State-by-state interpretability profile across the four sub-criteria (view)
  • Per-state modular-fit profile across the three components (view)
  • Per-state module-inheritance ratio (view)
  • Per-event workflow burden across the trajectory’s seven dwelling states (view)
  • Synthesis matrix: result domain → measure → evidence object → proposition → adjudication (view)

Chapter 11: Discussion

  • Contribution-synthesis matrix (property-proposition pair → Chapter 10 verdict → evidence anchor → boundary → synthesis claim) (view)

Chapter 12: Conclusion

  • Final recommendations (audience → recommendation → evidence base) (view)