Abstract:
In the present as a result of the rapid rising in living standards, most people have been
tempted to develop their interest in shopping. As a result of that, nowadays there is a huge
demand for garments and the number of people who pursue fashion has increased. Since
there are different types of garments available in the market people have to figure out what
needs to buy and this will lead to trying garments repeatedly, which consumes more time for
the selection. On the other hand, even though most of the sellers have online stores the real
benefits of online stores cannot be obtained because the consumers always have a doubt
whether the purchase will be matching with him or her. Besides all of these, it is somewhat
impossible for the merchant to identify the real customer demand and create an outfit based
on each person’s satisfaction. In the present most of the available recommendation systems
will recommend the clothes for a user based on the activities or the behavior of the other
users who used the system previously by considering that all users behave simultaneously.
The current user’s personal preferences will not take into account. But when it comes to the
cloth recommendation, it is very crucial to consider the users’ personal preference. This
paper presented an automated way of recommending outfits based on the user image by
directly incorporating the visual signals into the recommendation objective. This research
provides more insights on how convolutional neural networks can be used for the feature
extraction phase from fashion images and evaluate the output from different CNNs. To
achieve better results than the available neural network this research is proposing a hybrid
approach of using both ResNet and VGG. The final evaluation of the system proves that the
hybrid approach is having a positive impact on achieving more accurate results than the
existing systems.
Citation:
Hettiarachchi, E.P. (2021). An Intelligent fashion recommendation system [Master's theses, University of Moratuwa]. Institutional Repository University of Moratuwa.http://dl.lib.uom.lk/handle/123/20772