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Hierarchical Analysis Method and Model Based Data of Controlling Parts of the Body for Clothing
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Abstract In order to study the accuracy of human measurement data more systematically, the analytic hierarchy
model was established to evaluate the degree of measurement diffculty. Based on the manual measurement
experiment, we extracted and analyzed the data from different angles, such as the proficiency of work,
parts of human body, error correcting frequency and single factor. The three factors, diffculty of
recognizing the defined points, dimension of the moving points and measuring path, are used as the
standard of criterion level. The results showed that the structure of the body's parts of is the key to
producing the measurement di±culty and the diffculty of recognizing the deffned points is the most.
Besides, shoulder width is the most diffcult part to measure and the chest circumference is the least.
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Fund:Project supported by the Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions.
Partially supported by Soochow University. |
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Xiaomei Shang,Xiaoyu Xing,Peipei Gao. Hierarchical Analysis Method and Model Based Data of Controlling Parts of the Body for Clothing
[J]. Journal of Fiber Bioengineering and Informatics, 2014, 7(4): 479-494.
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