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Image Representational Path of Regional Cultural and Creative Products Based on Genetic Algorithm
1Department of Fine Arts and Process Design, Yuncheng University, Yuncheng, Shanxi 044000, China.
Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience
|March 25, 2022
Summary
This study explores using genetic algorithms for image representation in regional cultural and creative products (Wenchuang). This approach enhances the design and innovation of cultural products, boosting traditional culture
Area of Science:
- Cultural Studies
- Computer Science
- Design Theory
Background:
- Wenchuang products, or cultural and creative products, are modern extensions of traditional culture.
- Their dissemination enhances the popularity, appeal, and influence of Chinese traditional culture.
- Wenchuang products integrate regional cultural industry development with political, cultural, and economic presentations.
Purpose of the Study:
- To investigate the application of genetic algorithms in the image representation design of regional cultural and creative products.
- To explore how genetic algorithms can enhance the innovative design of Wenchuang products.
- To analyze the role of genetic coding within genetic algorithms for this specific application.
Main Methods:
- Utilizing genetic algorithms, a highly parallel, random, and adaptive search algorithm.
- Examining various coding methods used in image representation, including tree structure, real number, and binary coding.
- Focusing on the significance of genetic coding as a key component of genetic algorithm application.
Main Results:
- Genetic algorithms are applicable to personalized product design, conceptual design, product optimization, and intelligent design.
- Existing coding methods like tree structure, real number, and binary coding meet design innovation requirements.
- Genetic coding is a crucial element in the research and application of genetic algorithms for Wenchuang product image representation.
Conclusions:
- Genetic algorithms offer a robust framework for the image representation of regional cultural and creative products.
- The study highlights the importance of genetic coding in advancing the design and innovation of Wenchuang products.
- This research contributes to enhancing the presentation and appeal of traditional culture through modern design methodologies.
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