Deep Learning and Natural Language Processing Technology Based Display and Analysis of Modern Artwork

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Li, Xiongfei [1 ]
Li, Yongjun [1 ]
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[1] Guangzhou Acad Fine Arts, Sch Visual Arts & Design, Guangzhou 510261, Guangdong, Peoples R China
关键词
Modern artwork analysis; display system; deep learning; natural language processing (NLP); artwork classification; contextual information extraction; user engagement;
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TM [电工技术]; TN [电子技术、通信技术];
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The modern artwork analysis display system, empowered by natural language processing (NLP) technology, revolutionizes the way audiences interact with and understand art. By integrating NLP algorithms, this system offers a dynamic and user-friendly platform for analyzing and displaying artwork. Utilizing NLP, visitors can engage in interactive conversations with the system, asking questions or making inquiries about the artwork on display. The system processes these inquiries, extracting relevant information from curated databases and scholarly sources to provide insightful and context -rich responses. Additionally, NLP algorithms can analyze textual descriptions, artist statements, and critical reviews to offer nuanced interpretations and historical context for each artwork. This paper presents the design and implementation of an innovative modern artwork analysis and display system, leveraging deep learning and natural language processing (NLP) technology, integrated with Multi -Feature Extraction Fuzzy Classification (MFEFC). The system offers a comprehensive platform for analyzing and presenting modern artworks, enhancing user engagement and understanding. Deep learning algorithms are employed to extract high-level features from visual artworks, allowing for automatic recognition of artistic styles, genres, and themes. Concurrently, NLP techniques process textual descriptions, artist biographies, and critical reviews to provide contextual information and interpretative insights. The integration of MFEFC enables precise classification of artworks based on multiple features extracted from both visual and textual sources, facilitating accurate analysis and categorization. Simulation of the NLP techniques demonstrated an average precision of 90% in extracting relevant contextual information from textual descriptions and artist biographies. Furthermore, MFEFC achieved a classification accuracy of 88% in categorizing artworks based on combined visual and textual features.
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页码:1636 / 1646
页数:11
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