2019
DOI: 10.1002/col.22441
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Multiemotional product color design using gray theory and nondominated sorting genetic algorithm‐III

Abstract: When users select products, they consider the emotional experience resulting from the color of the product. However, the emotional demands of users for product color are multidimensional and diverse. It is very important yet difficult to accurately grasp multiemotional image requirements and effectively convert them into design elements. Therefore, multiemotional product color design (MEPCD) has become a very important and challenging research topic. In this article, a novel MEPCD system using gray theory (GT)… Show more

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“…Firstly, the fuzzy processing technology was used to extract the color combination scheme from the source image, and then the interactive genetic algorithm was used to complete the fitness evaluation of the color scheme population, so as to obtain the product design scheme that meets the user's perceptual needs. Ding et al [ 12 ] established a multidimensional psychological product design model using grey theory and other methods to solve the problem of multidimensional psychological demand in product design. They used a nondominated sorting multiobjective optimization algorithm to optimize the design and finally built an intelligent design system based on this method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Firstly, the fuzzy processing technology was used to extract the color combination scheme from the source image, and then the interactive genetic algorithm was used to complete the fitness evaluation of the color scheme population, so as to obtain the product design scheme that meets the user's perceptual needs. Ding et al [ 12 ] established a multidimensional psychological product design model using grey theory and other methods to solve the problem of multidimensional psychological demand in product design. They used a nondominated sorting multiobjective optimization algorithm to optimize the design and finally built an intelligent design system based on this method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The optimal product color scheme was obtained through optimization of the evaluation of the population, and a product color recommendation system was developed. Ding 47,48 uses a non‐dominated sorting GA‐III to design and optimize a multi‐dimensional emotional product color scheme. These studies utilized intelligent algorithms to generate accurate solutions rapidly, which greatly improves the design efficiency and design success rate.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Scholars usually use literature studies, user interviews, market investigation, and other methods to collect vocabulary at the first stage. They then employ lexical cluster analysis and factor analysis (FA) to screen out target vocabularies or pairs (Ding and Dong, 2020). At the second stage, SD is often used to carry out user perceptual experiments on product samples.…”
Section: Literature Review 21 Kansei Engineeringmentioning
confidence: 99%