There are several methods used in architecture synthesis, including:
1. Functional Decomposition: This method involves breaking down a complex system into smaller subsystems, and then further breaking those subsystems into functional blocks.
2. Top-Down Design: This approach starts with a high-level view of the system and gradually drills down to the subsystems and individual components.
3. Bottom-Up Design: This approach starts with individual components and subsystems and then gradually assembles them into a larger system.
4. Modular Design: This method involves designing the system as a collection of independent and interconnecting modules.
5. Object-Oriented Design: This approach involves designing the system as a collection of objects or classes with defined behavior, attributes, and relationships.
6. Design Patterns: This method involves using pre-defined patterns of commonly occurring design problems to solve specific design challenges.
7. Model-Based Design: This approach involves creating a mathematical or abstract model of the system, and then using that model to design and simulate the system.
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