2019
DOI: 10.3390/su11164507
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Painting-Emotion Matching Technology Learning System through Repetition

Abstract: People’s interest in paintings has increased as artists have easier access to an audience. However, at times, laypersons may not understand the significance of a painting. With the development of computer science, it has become possible to analyze paintings using machines, but some limitations remain. In this paper, we present a learning tool to help analyze the sensitivity of a given painting. To this end, the proposed system provides users with the ability to predict the emotions expressed by a painting thro… Show more

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“…Lee et al [2] extracted three representative colors of painting and defined emotional values of painting by matching emotional adjectives with the three colors defined by Kobayashi. And Lee's work [3] presented a learning tool that increases the ability to analyze the sensibility of paintings based on CNN. Through this system, non-experts can improve their understanding of painting's emotions by repeated learning to choose the picture that is closest to a given picture and emotion.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lee et al [2] extracted three representative colors of painting and defined emotional values of painting by matching emotional adjectives with the three colors defined by Kobayashi. And Lee's work [3] presented a learning tool that increases the ability to analyze the sensibility of paintings based on CNN. Through this system, non-experts can improve their understanding of painting's emotions by repeated learning to choose the picture that is closest to a given picture and emotion.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%