ArticleComputational intelligence and neuroscience2022
3D Garment Design Model Based on Convolution Neural Network and Virtual Reality.
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The development of virtual reality technology has promoted the unceasing reform and development in the field of fashion design. Aiming at the key technologies and research difficulties in 3D clothing design, the structure of convolution neural network was designed, and a 3D clothing design model based on convolution neural network and virtual reality was constructed. By designing experiments, the average error, matching rate, prediction accuracy, pressure value, and other evaluation indexes are used to measure the performance of convolution neural network model in virtual reality three-dimensional clothing design. The results show that: first, the convolution neural network has the fastest training speed, with the maximum error of 1.63% and the average error of 0.48%. Second, with the increase of parameters, the matching degree of each part of the version and the corresponding data of the human body will gradually increase, the matching rate will slowly improve, and finally tends to 0.9 or so to achieve stability, Thirdly, the prediction accuracy of the convolution neural network is 92.689%, and the loss value is the least. Fourthly, in the virtual fitting and garment wearing experiments, the fit of the sample is within the allowed range, indicating that the automatic generation of fit sample has wearability and rationality.
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