Thanks to the WSP method, the research identified five generation areas with different characteristics. The first is named 'Primary Association' and is characterised by painting-like representations of the subject. The second, the 'Secondary Association Area', maintains subjects similar to the first but depicted in a photorealistic style. In the third area, named 'Hallucinations Area', the model's behaviour becomes unpredictable and produces images that would otherwise be difficult to conceive and create. The last two areas are called 'Abstract Area' and 'Noise Area': the first produces abstract representations consisting of cloudy masses of colours, while the second generates images of pixelated coloured noise.