Features of information mathematical model in designing leather garments

The development of the leather industry in Kazakhstan is based on the annual production of hides of large and small livestock, and only 15% of hides of cattle in Kazakhstan are processed and further used for the manufacture of finished goods. According to official data, up to 40.6 thousand tons of wool are produced annually in the republic. However, a minuscule part of this volume is recycled. In modern research, the compilation of skin characteristics for the design of clothing is of particular interest. To achieve the goal of studying the features of the information mathematical model in the design of leather clothing related to the dynamics of the development of structural elements, specific interrelated tasks were solved through the formation of structural elements in clothing. Several constructive transformation options using graph theory are recommended. A mathematical model has been calculated for an optimal solution based on an impressive expert assessment of the structural elements of clothing, in the form of an information mathematical model described, which will simplify the formalization of the process of creating any clothing as a system that includes modular components to speed up the development of leather clothing, which is of interest in the design of leather clothing in the light industry.

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The Journal of Almaty Technological University
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2025-03-20
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https://doi.org/10.48184/2304-568x-2025-1-153-160
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Textile materials and evaluations
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Features of information mathematical model in designing leather garments

Raushan Zhilisbayeva, Zh. L. Zhaniyazova, S. K. Kiyabayeva
The Journal of Almaty Technological University
Textile materials and evaluations
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Features of information mathematical model in designing leather garments

Raushan Zhilisbayeva, Zh. L. Zhaniyazova, S. K. Kiyabayeva
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Abstract

The development of the leather industry in Kazakhstan is based on the annual production of hides of large and small livestock, and only 15% of hides of cattle in Kazakhstan are processed and further used for the manufacture of finished goods. According to official data, up to 40.6 thousand tons of wool are produced annually in the republic. However, a minuscule part of this volume is recycled. In modern research, the compilation of skin characteristics for the design of clothing is of particular interest. To achieve the goal of studying the features of the information mathematical model in the design of leather clothing related to the dynamics of the development of structural elements, specific interrelated tasks were solved through the formation of structural elements in clothing. Several constructive transformation options using graph theory are recommended. A mathematical model has been calculated for an optimal solution based on an impressive expert assessment of the structural elements of clothing, in the form of an information mathematical model described, which will simplify the formalization of the process of creating any clothing as a system that includes modular components to speed up the development of leather clothing, which is of interest in the design of leather clothing in the light industry.

The Journal of Almaty Technological UniversityVol. 147(1)
Almaty Technological University (KZ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 95%
Textile materials and evaluations
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