Fuzzy theory analysis on imagery modeling of wearable bracelet in the urbanian health management

Ruoyi Zhao; Ying Gao; Xingmin Lin; Ye Tian; Xiu Chen; Luting Xia; Yuqiong Jie; Ruoyi Zhao; Ying Gao; Xingmin Lin; Ye Tian; Xiu Chen; Luting Xia; Yuqiong Jie

doi:10.3934/mbe.2021033

Mathematical Biosciences and Engineering

2021, Volume 18, Issue 1: 600-615. doi: 10.3934/mbe.2021033

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Fuzzy theory analysis on imagery modeling of wearable bracelet in the urbanian health management

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Department of Art Design, Zhejiang Gongshang University, Hangzhou 310018, China
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Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310058, China

Received: 20 July 2020 Accepted: 24 November 2020 Published: 15 December 2020

The purpose of this research is to evaluate the imagery modeling of wearable bracelets. Twelve kinds of smart wearable bracelets with the biggest market share were taken as the research samples. Firstly, by means of questionnaire survey, the factor analysis was utilized to assess the survey results. And 6 groups of adjective vocabularies were selected to describe the imagery modeling of smart wearable bracelets, as neat and good-looking, individuality and interesting, elegance and tasteful, gorgeous and diversiform, technology and quality, popular and economical. At the second step, the evaluation of 12 smart wearable bracelets in 6 groups of adjective vocabularies was calculated with triangle fuzzy theory. The costumers in Hangzhou City were taken as the research target and divided into three categories as elderly silver population, white-collar workers and physical fitness youth. Based on the user matching hypothesis, a questionnaire survey was conducted again. Smart bracelets with concise, popular, economical, technological, recognizable imagery were applied in elderly silver population group. Smart bracelets with good-quality, gorgeousness, elegance and taste were more suitable for the group of urban white-collar worker. The smart bracelets with neat, good-looking, personalized, interesting characteristics showed great physical fitness to youth group. The analysis on the survey results show that assessment on the imagery modeling of smart wearable bracelets for three costumer groups is consistent with the user matching hypothesis. The investigation will offer reference for the designers and manufacturers to develop products purposely. The research results of this study can help the consumers to rationally use the smart bracelet and form a personal health database, so that the government can optimize the allocation of medical resources and build a better medical service system.
- smart bracelet,
- adjective vocabulary,
- factor analysis,
- triangular fuzzy theory,
- healthy care
Citation: Ruoyi Zhao, Ying Gao, Xingmin Lin, Ye Tian, Xiu Chen, Luting Xia, Yuqiong Jie. Fuzzy theory analysis on imagery modeling of wearable bracelet in the urbanian health management[J]. Mathematical Biosciences and Engineering, 2021, 18(1): 600-615. doi: 10.3934/mbe.2021033

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The purpose of this research is to evaluate the imagery modeling of wearable bracelets. Twelve kinds of smart wearable bracelets with the biggest market share were taken as the research samples. Firstly, by means of questionnaire survey, the factor analysis was utilized to assess the survey results. And 6 groups of adjective vocabularies were selected to describe the imagery modeling of smart wearable bracelets, as neat and good-looking, individuality and interesting, elegance and tasteful, gorgeous and diversiform, technology and quality, popular and economical. At the second step, the evaluation of 12 smart wearable bracelets in 6 groups of adjective vocabularies was calculated with triangle fuzzy theory. The costumers in Hangzhou City were taken as the research target and divided into three categories as elderly silver population, white-collar workers and physical fitness youth. Based on the user matching hypothesis, a questionnaire survey was conducted again. Smart bracelets with concise, popular, economical, technological, recognizable imagery were applied in elderly silver population group. Smart bracelets with good-quality, gorgeousness, elegance and taste were more suitable for the group of urban white-collar worker. The smart bracelets with neat, good-looking, personalized, interesting characteristics showed great physical fitness to youth group. The analysis on the survey results show that assessment on the imagery modeling of smart wearable bracelets for three costumer groups is consistent with the user matching hypothesis. The investigation will offer reference for the designers and manufacturers to develop products purposely. The research results of this study can help the consumers to rationally use the smart bracelet and form a personal health database, so that the government can optimize the allocation of medical resources and build a better medical service system.

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