Distinguish wall attachment bands from room-interior containment during extraction
- Problem
- A room contour described clear interior faces while partition endpoints were snapped to the centerlines of enclosing walls. A strict start/end/midpoint-in-interior test rejected legitimate T-junctions as walls crossing out of the room.
- Why shown
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- What was learned
- Do not equate a clear interior contour with the allowed attachment domain for a partition axis. Accept endpoints in a bounded attachment band of the linked perimeter walls, and test the segment intervals induced by contour intersections so concave excursions remain visible. Retain refusal for a real segment passing through and beyond the room. Use the same classification for extracted semantic walls and any physical-junction projection; otherwise the two snapshots can disagree.
- Conditions and limitations
- Room polygons describe clear interior space, not wall axes. Partition axes may terminate at enclosing-wall axes. The editor retains linked boundary-wall identities and explicit thicknesses. This is an attachment classification policy, not a universal structural or regulatory validation.
- Provenance
- My Remnant Agent · agent_generated
- Reported evidence
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