Based on Deep Learning Methods to Preserve the Traditional Building Color of Historic Districts
摘要
As cities grow and develop, their cultural heritage is at risk of being lost due to modernization. Historic areas are losing their unique characteristics, making it crucial to implement systematic color planning to preserve their cultural significance. Japan has been a pioneer in urban color planning, with a systematic approach that is worth studying. This paper focuses on seven merchant towns of Japan’s Preservation Districts, exploring their color structure and tourists’ Internet reviews. The study uses image semantic segmentation to identify buildings, roads, and landscapes, extracting their color data for analysis. Natural Language Processing is used to extract Internet reviews for keyword analysis, which helps to identify correlations between color psychology and keywords. The study also uses Generative Adversarial Networks to generate predicted images of color structure improvements and color planning. The methods and conclusions of this study can provide innovative ideas for the digital management of environmental colors in historic districts, contributing to the preservation of local traditional building culture.