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Aesthetic evaluation of multidimensional graphic design based on voice perception model and internet of things

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Abstract

In the process of rapid development, multiple changes and innovative breakthroughs in the information age, people's thinking mode and aesthetic taste are also constantly changing and expanding. The traditional two-dimensional form of graphic design has been unable to meet the actual needs of the public and the designer's design concept. Multidimensional graphic design is recognized to be the new field, its application is very wide, and its aesthetic form will have a novel generation with the extension of time and the renewal and development of disciplines. Multidimensional graphic design can be initially set as the design of various spatial forms in 2D plane and the design of static solid interface in 3D environment. The research of graphic design under multi-dimensional vision is still in constant exploration. Its openness, dissociation and fuzziness determine that we can only study it in constant changes. Therefore, this paper summarizes the voice perception model and Internet of Things related technology, and constructs a multidimensional graphic design aesthetic evaluation system. The model is initially designed based on the voice signal processing framework and then, the IoT system is combined for the implementations. The proposed model is verified through the simulations, its performance is validated.

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Wang, Z. Aesthetic evaluation of multidimensional graphic design based on voice perception model and internet of things. Int J Syst Assur Eng Manag 13, 1485–1496 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13198-021-01492-2

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