According to information from the university press service, the new tool is suitable for both private users and personal stylists, as well as online services and fashion apps.
The model works in a mobile application and uses machine learning algorithms to analyze the personal preferences and style of each user. Taking into account individual contextual factors and wardrobe contents, it is able to offer the most suitable clothing sets for various events, the press service noted.
The authors of the project, graduates of the Faculty of Computer Science and Technology of VSUTU, have developed a unique approach that allows you to create images based on the user’s clothes. Users can upload photos of their belongings, and then the application independently creates stylish combinations.
Source: Ferra
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