A METHOD FOR EVALUATING THE ATTRACTIVENESS OF PEDESTRIANS IN A SHOPPING STREET WITH VISUAL SALIENCY MAP IN REAL AND VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS

This research aims to construct a street attractiveness evaluation method that utilizes various eye-tracking, deep learning, and image-processing technologies and to verify its validity in environments with diverse components. Specifically, we will conduct eye-tracking experiments in both real and VR environments, using the attractiveness of a shopping street for pedestrians as an example. Then, we will use the results to train a deep generative model and create a visualization method for general trends in attractiveness distribution for shopping streets. We will also consider individual differences in attractiveness and the influence of environmental differences on visual saliency.

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AIJ Journal of Technology and Design
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2025-06-19
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https://doi.org/10.3130/aijt.31.1105
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Color perception and design
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A METHOD FOR EVALUATING THE ATTRACTIVENESS OF PEDESTRIANS IN A SHOPPING STREET WITH VISUAL SALIENCY MAP IN REAL AND VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS

Takuya Oki, Ryo TAKAI
AIJ Journal of Technology and Design
Color perception and design
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A METHOD FOR EVALUATING THE ATTRACTIVENESS OF PEDESTRIANS IN A SHOPPING STREET WITH VISUAL SALIENCY MAP IN REAL AND VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS

Takuya Oki, Ryo TAKAI
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This research aims to construct a street attractiveness evaluation method that utilizes various eye-tracking, deep learning, and image-processing technologies and to verify its validity in environments with diverse components. Specifically, we will conduct eye-tracking experiments in both real and VR environments, using the attractiveness of a shopping street for pedestrians as an example. Then, we will use the results to train a deep generative model and create a visualization method for general trends in attractiveness distribution for shopping streets. We will also consider individual differences in attractiveness and the influence of environmental differences on visual saliency.

AIJ Journal of Technology and DesignVol. 31(78)
Shanghai Institute for Science of Science (CN), Institute of Science Tokyo (JP)
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Color perception and design
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A METHOD FOR EVALUATING THE ATTRACTIVENESS OF PEDESTRIANS IN A SHOPPING STREET WITH VISUAL SALIENCY MAP IN REAL AND VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS — Takuya Oki, Ryo TAKAI · AIJ Journal of Technology and Design (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS