User Preference-Based Method for Characterizing Automotive Wheel Hub Styles

User preferences serve as a crucial dimension in describing the product style and its psychological experience. To assist designers in rapidly producing wheel designs that align with user preferences and enhance design efficiency by improving design transparency, this research establishes a user preference-based Automotive Wheel Hub Style Characterization Model (AWSCM). The model primarily consists of a style space, a design element space, and a matching relationship space. The style space is used to capture user preferences and product styles, the design element space for sample clustering and design element extraction, and the matching relationship space for calculating and analyzing the mathematical relationships between product styles and design elements. The model explores and reveals the logical and mathematical quantitative relationships among user preferences, product styles, and design elements. The results of controlled experiments indicate that the AWSCM has significant positive impacts on the design time and design quality. Particularly for non-professional designers, the AWSCM can help reduce the design time and enhance design comprehension, thereby improving design efficiency. This suggests that the AWSCM is beneficial for aiding designers in quickly generating reasonable designs in their design practice.

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Applied Sciences
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2025-03-18
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https://doi.org/10.3390/app15063322
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Ergonomics and Musculoskeletal Disorders
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Abstract

User preferences serve as a crucial dimension in describing the product style and its psychological experience. To assist designers in rapidly producing wheel designs that align with user preferences and enhance design efficiency by improving design transparency, this research establishes a user preference-based Automotive Wheel Hub Style Characterization Model (AWSCM). The model primarily consists of a style space, a design element space, and a matching relationship space. The style space is used to capture user preferences and product styles, the design element space for sample clustering and design element extraction, and the matching relationship space for calculating and analyzing the mathematical relationships between product styles and design elements. The model explores and reveals the logical and mathematical quantitative relationships among user preferences, product styles, and design elements. The results of controlled experiments indicate that the AWSCM has significant positive impacts on the design time and design quality. Particularly for non-professional designers, the AWSCM can help reduce the design time and enhance design comprehension, thereby improving design efficiency. This suggests that the AWSCM is beneficial for aiding designers in quickly generating reasonable designs in their design practice.

Applied SciencesVol. 15(6)
Yanshan University (CN)
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Ergonomics and Musculoskeletal Disorders
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