Fashionable FMCG clothing brands have emerged in large numbers, and fast fashionable and personalized clothing is increasingly favored by young people. In this era of rapid renewal, clothing has obviously become a fast moving consumer good. China’s textile industry continues to develop, and the speed of development accelerates, coupled with the introduction and promotion of the use of Western textile technology, making the pattern design of Chinese textiles develop more quickly. The long-term disconnection between product pattern design and product production has led to the fact that the research on product pattern has been only on the plane, so there is an urgent need to improve the design level of product pattern and the market competitiveness of products through systematic research on product pattern. Newton’s iteration is an important research content of nonlinear theory, which is a hot spot in the field of scientific research at present. Newton’s iteration is a common method for finding the roots of nonlinear equations, which has at least second-order convergence speed, but requires the calculation of first-order derivative values. In this paper, a preliminary discussion on the design method of pattern design based on Newton’s iterative algorithm is conducted to explore a new way of personalized pattern design while using nonlinear graphs as pattern design materials. The experimental results show that the average value of EME of Newton’s iteration algorithm is 3.479 and 2.072 higher than that of AVG Filter and CB Filter, respectively, and the difference of pattern generation accuracy between CB Filter and AVG Filter is not much, so the accuracy of Newton’s iteration algorithm for pattern generation is better than that of CB Filter and AVG Filter. Therefore, it is proved that it is feasible to transform the special texture effect based on Newton’s iteration algorithm into fabric.
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