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Artistic Color Virtual Reality Implementation Based on Similarity Image Restoration

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  • Xiaojuan Xu
  • Jin Zhu
  • Zhihan Lv

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In this paper, exploratory and innovative research is done on the implementation technique of artistic color virtual reality for similarity image recovery. Based on similarity images, a nonlocal natural image before the regular term is proposed to deal with the single-image blind deblurring problem. This paper designs a new artistic color virtual reality realization technology based on similarity image restoration, which exploits the low-rank property between nonlocal similarity blocks in images and combines a strong convex term to enhance the convexity of the artistic color virtual reality model. We analyze virtual reality interaction design from the perspective of art color design, sort out the concept and content of design, analyze the elements, design principles, and evaluation criteria included in virtual reality interaction art color design, and explore the conceptual principles of virtual reality interaction art color design. A full understanding of the characteristics of the medium of the virtual reality interaction can help us to better use this medium as a tool to create works that aim to bring higher quality and experiential feeling with a perceptual communication method that is closer to natural interaction. Combining the power of technology, artistic colourful thinking, and a design approach paves the way forward. The study shows that virtual reality technology can effectively improve the status quo and promote the cultivation of professional practice ability in art color design, which is conducive to the cultivation of applied design talents.

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  • Xiaojuan Xu & Jin Zhu & Zhihan Lv, 2021. "Artistic Color Virtual Reality Implementation Based on Similarity Image Restoration," Complexity, Hindawi, vol. 2021, pages 1-12, June.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:complx:7572654
    DOI: 10.1155/2021/7572654
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