Du, Kecheng , Chen, Jing , Li, Yueyan , Ye, Jialiang
2026-04-16 NPJ HERITAGE SCIENCE 2026 14(卷), 1(期), (null页)
Traditional architectural morphology often overlooks the complex spatial synergies driving evolution. This study proposed a transferable framework integrating systematic architectural plan feature encoding, micro-scale morphological interpretation, and synergistic combination prototype mapping via the CatBoost-SHAP algorithm. Applied to 103 prehistoric dwellings (5000-2000 BC) from the Loess Plateau, China, the analysis identified specific synergy-notably the combination of doorway form and doorway orientation-as the primary catalyst for the model to predict elongation. By translating high-dimensional feature interactions into visualized spatial prototypes, this research offers a robust and replicable pathway for decoding the latent spatial logic of built heritage.
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