Visual effect prediction of ceramic packaging based on deep learning

In the ceramic packaging industry, there is an ever-growing and escalating demand for unique and culturally resonant visual effects. However, traditional prediction methods encounter difficulties when attempting to seamlessly blend multimodal data sources like images, text, and profound cultural insights. This frequently results in inaccurate visual effect forecasts and may even cause potential cultural misinterpretations. To surmount these constraints, this paper introduces the Visual Multimodal Inference and Synthesis for Intelligent Ceramic Packaging (VISIC). It constructs a hierarchical multimodal feature fusion network, refines the Light-GAN, and incorporates a cultural compliance verification module. Specifically, the model employs advanced algorithms to more effectively manage data. Experiments demonstrate that VISIC improves multimodal feature extraction accuracy by 5.08% and attains a peak prediction success rate of 82.6%, significantly enhancing the prediction capabilities for ceramic packaging visual effects.

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International Journal of Information and Communication Technology
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1504/ijict.2025.146907
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Digital Media and Visual Art
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Visual effect prediction of ceramic packaging based on deep learning

Junzhe Ouyang, Zhou Long
International Journal of Information and Communication Technology
Digital Media and Visual Art
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Visual effect prediction of ceramic packaging based on deep learning

Junzhe Ouyang, Zhou Long
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Abstract

In the ceramic packaging industry, there is an ever-growing and escalating demand for unique and culturally resonant visual effects. However, traditional prediction methods encounter difficulties when attempting to seamlessly blend multimodal data sources like images, text, and profound cultural insights. This frequently results in inaccurate visual effect forecasts and may even cause potential cultural misinterpretations. To surmount these constraints, this paper introduces the Visual Multimodal Inference and Synthesis for Intelligent Ceramic Packaging (VISIC). It constructs a hierarchical multimodal feature fusion network, refines the Light-GAN, and incorporates a cultural compliance verification module. Specifically, the model employs advanced algorithms to more effectively manage data. Experiments demonstrate that VISIC improves multimodal feature extraction accuracy by 5.08% and attains a peak prediction success rate of 82.6%, significantly enhancing the prediction capabilities for ceramic packaging visual effects.

International Journal of Information and Communication TechnologyVol. 26(22)
Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 74%
Digital Media and Visual Art
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