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from AIDL import *

def human_face(
    head_radius = 3*inches,
    eye_radius = 0.3*inches,
    eye_offset_x = 1*inch,
    eye_offset_y = 1*inch,
    nose_length = 0.5*inch,
    mouth_width = 2*inches,
    mouth_arc_height = 0.5*inch
):
    """
    Creates a simplified 2D representation of a human face.
    """

    # Define the face structure
    face = Solid()
    
    # Define the head geometry as a circle
    face.head = Circle((0, 0), head_radius)
    
    # Define the eyes geometry as circles
    left_eye = Circle((-eye_offset_x, eye_offset_y), eye_radius)
    right_eye = Circle((eye_offset_x, eye_offset_y), eye_radius)
    face.eyes = [left_eye, right_eye]
    
    # Define the nose geometry as a line
    face.nose = Line((0, eye_offset_y - eye_radius*2), (0, eye_offset_y - eye_offset_y - nose_length))
    
    # Define the mouth geometry as an arc
    mouth_center = (0, eye_offset_y - eye_offset_y - nose_length - mouth_arc_height)
    face.mouth = Arc(mouth_center, (-mouth_width/2, mouth_center[1] - mouth_arc_height), (mouth_width/2, mouth_center[1] - mouth_arc_height))
    
    return face

# Create and render the model
with AIDL_2D:
    model = human_face()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()

                
                Please write an AIDL program to generate a human face

Creating a human face in a simplified 2D form using AIDL could involve a combination of circles, lines, and perhaps some arcs for the features. Given the basic geometric shapes available, we can sketch a face with:

1. An oval/circular shape for the head.
2. Two eyes as circles.
3. A nose as a line or small circle.
4. A mouth as an arc.
5. Optionally, ears as circles or arcs if desired.

Let's build this face step-by-step.

### Step 1: Define the Head
We'll start with a simple circular head.

```python
from AIDL import *

def human_face(
    head_radius = 3*inches,
    eye_radius = 0.3*inches,
    eye_offset_x = 1*inch,
    eye_offset_y = 1*inch,
    nose_length = 0.5*inch,
    mouth_width = 2*inches,
    mouth_arc_height = 0.5*inch
):
    """
    Creates a simplified 2D representation of a human face.
    """

    # Define the face structure
    face = Solid()
    
    # Define the head geometry as a circle
    face.head = Circle((0, 0), head_radius)
    
    # Define the eyes geometry as circles
    left_eye = Circle((-eye_offset_x, eye_offset_y), eye_radius)
    right_eye = Circle((eye_offset_x, eye_offset_y), eye_radius)
    face.eyes = [left_eye, right_eye]
    
    # Define the nose geometry as a line
    face.nose = Line((0, eye_offset_y - eye_radius*2), (0, eye_offset_y - eye_offset_y - nose_length))
    
    # Define the mouth geometry as an arc
    mouth_center = (0, eye_offset_y - eye_offset_y - nose_length - mouth_arc_height)
    face.mouth = Arc(mouth_center, (-mouth_width/2, mouth_center[1] - mouth_arc_height), (mouth_width/2, mouth_center[1] - mouth_arc_height))
    
    return face

# Create and render the model
with AIDL_2D:
    model = human_face()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
```

### Explanation:
- **Head**: We use a `Circle` to represent the head.
- **Eyes**: We place two smaller `Circle` geometries for the eyes symmetric about the vertical axis.
- **Nose**: A `Line` to represent the nose.
- **Mouth**: An `Arc` to represent the mouth with a simple smiling shape.

If you follow each step sequentially, you'll be able to add more features. For now, let's start with this basic structure and test it. If you want to refine or add other details (such as ears, eyebrows, etc.), we can add them in further steps.