2023
DOI: 10.1109/tcyb.2022.3140394
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An Automatic Graphic Pattern Generation Algorithm and Its Application to the Multipurpose Camouflage Pattern Design

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“…After feature extraction, math functions and computer languages are used for autogen algorithms. AGPG models generate multi-purpose camouflage patterns [11], IFS and curve functions simulate floral patterns [3], and color transfer methods create colored mandalas [12]. Adversarial networks and aesthetics guide auto-gen pattern design [13].…”
Section: Automatic Pattern Generation Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After feature extraction, math functions and computer languages are used for autogen algorithms. AGPG models generate multi-purpose camouflage patterns [11], IFS and curve functions simulate floral patterns [3], and color transfer methods create colored mandalas [12]. Adversarial networks and aesthetics guide auto-gen pattern design [13].…”
Section: Automatic Pattern Generation Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After experimentation, it was determined that the problem lay in the loss function of equation (8), where the Gram matrix used to express the style is not suitable for EFDM and causes contradictions with the training loss function. Therefore, the loss function equation (10) was modified as follows. In addition, to retain the content better, a new training strategy was proposed wherein different weights and feature expressions are used when training the SEncoder and its SDecoder counterpart.…”
Section: Loss Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the enormous market demand, there are many design studios and software solutions capable of creating images. [9][10][11] However, these solutions require professional designers to spend a lot of time learning and using complex software, which makes them impractical and even inaccessible to ordinary people. Therefore, although digital printing technology is suitable for personalized production, it still suffers from the problem of high cost incurred by design difficulties, which prevents its large-scale adoption.…”
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