2021
DOI: 10.2478/aut-2019-0069
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Development of Mask Design Knowledge Base Based on Sensory Evaluation and Fuzzy Logic

Abstract: This article focuses on the development of the mask design knowledge base, which is expected to be applied in a personalized mask design system. To realize the proposed knowledge base, a perceptual descriptive space of the mask is first developed for the description of both functional and aesthetic perceptions of a mask. The mask ontology is also developed to form the mask element matrix. Mask design knowledge is expressed as the relationship between the perceptual descriptive space and the mask ontology, whic… Show more

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“…The general principle of garment design knowledge base is the model between fashion style words and garment component elements. 47 The above research results provide a good solution for the development of the fashion recommendation system. However, the above technologies are limited to the recommendation of fashion products in terms of style and color.…”
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“…The general principle of garment design knowledge base is the model between fashion style words and garment component elements. 47 The above research results provide a good solution for the development of the fashion recommendation system. However, the above technologies are limited to the recommendation of fashion products in terms of style and color.…”
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“…In other words, reusable masks had the least impact on the environment during the use phase but still caused a greater burden on the environment during the recycling phase [16]. Thus, it is worthwhile to construct a complete evaluation index system of masks and apply a scientific method for comprehensive sustainability evaluation [17]. In addition, although Núria Boix et al compared five different types of masks in the global market, whether these five types of masks cover all basic types of masks is still worth considering.…”
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confidence: 99%