Application Model of Public Health Visual Art Creation Concept Based on Artificial Intelligence Technology in Venice...

There are some problems in the creation process of public health visual art works, such as low accuracy and poor content quality. In order to further improve the accuracy and quality of artistic creation, based on artificial intelligence technology, a neural network model and an error backpropagation algorithm are used to analyze artistic creation, so as to obtain the corresponding optimization model. This model can analyze the application of public health visual art creation concepts in the Venice Biennale, so as to obtain the corresponding model calculation results under different indicators. Finally, data comparison is used to verify the accuracy of the model. Relevant studies show that activation values have different trends in connection weights under the action of different factors. The fluctuation of the curve is obvious in the initial state, but when the factor is high, the corresponding connection weight tends to be stable gradually. The range of learning rate in the initial state is relatively small, and the connection weights show a V-shaped change at higher factors. It can be seen from the curve corresponding to the ω learning method that the increase in learning speed will lead to further compression of calculation time, and the curve shows a trend of fluctuation. The corresponding learning error decreases gradually with the increase in factors, which indicates that higher factors will promote the accuracy of connection weights. Artificial intelligence-based visual models of art can calculate public health. It can be seen from the calculation results that the curve corresponding to artistic connotation has the largest range of variation and the highest influence on the model. The theme, form, and style of art all show a linear trend of improvement with the increase in time, while the content of art shows a downward trend. This research can provide support for the application of artificial intelligence theory in the field of public health.