Research On Digitalization Of Museum Exhibition Design Based On Image Emotional Semantics

Hongxia Sun; Xiong Wang

doi:10.6180/jase.202305_26(5).0015

Research On Digitalization Of Museum Exhibition Design Based On Image Emotional Semantics

Computer Science and Information Engineering

Hongxia Sun¹ and Xiong Wang This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.¹

¹Luxun Academy of Fine Art, Dalian, 116000 China

Received: July 12, 2022
Accepted: August 11, 2022
Publication Date: August 23, 2022

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ABSTRACT

In the era of new technology, with the development of interactive application technology in museum exhibition design, the development of emotional demand for visiting experience has also received increasing attention. Emotional demand design is realized by means of image emotional semantic analysis and retrieval technology, combined with virtual reality technology and practice research of artificial intelligence technology of the exhibition design, which provides a new direction for the digital development of exhibition design field. Through the analysis of the development of museum technology and the demand for emotional value, the necessity of the current image emotional semantic analysis for museum construction and the feasibility of the application of image emotional semantic analysis are clarified, and the image semantic analysis strategy and the application method of museum image emotional semantic analysis are proposed. It provides a method to realize the exhibition effect of the integration of space and emotional experience, Scenarios blending, things blending with self, and emotion going along with reason, and to adapt to the new requirements of the development of the times. Finally, we make related experiments to show the effectiveness of the image emotion semantics.

Keywords: image emotional semantic analysis; museum exhibition; retrieval technology; redesign

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