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Research on Rural IP Image Design from an AIGC Multimodal Perspective Using SPSS One-Way ANOVA Analysis: A Case Study of Langtou Village
This research pioneers a multimodal design approach for rural IP image creation, leveraging AIGC and SPSS ANOVA analysis. Focusing on Langtou Village, it identifies gender-based perceptual priorities of visual elements, enabling scientific IP image prompt construction. The methodology culminates in diverse digital creative products, showcasing an innovative human-machine co-creation framework for cultural inheritance and rural revitalization.
Executive Impact: Design Efficiency & Cultural Preservation
By integrating AIGC with statistical analysis, this project significantly streamlines the IP image design process, from conceptualization to multimodal product generation. It quantifies the impact of tailored design on user engagement and ensures culturally resonant outcomes, driving both economic and social value for rural communities.
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Methodology
Findings: Gender Differences
AIGC Application
The study adopts a human-machine co-creation design method, merging AIGC's efficient data processing with human creativity for open, collaborative, and iterative creation. It uses Perceptual Priority (PP) to assess young consumers' perception of visual elements, providing a scientific basis for extracting core visual elements for IP image design. The process involves cognitive statistical analysis, AIGC generation, and multimodal product expansion.
SPSS one-way ANOVA analysis revealed significant differences in perceptual priorities of Langtou Village visual elements between genders. Males showed a stronger preference for historical and cultural aspects, while females were more drawn to social and interesting things. Notably, element E10 (Water Surrounds) showed a significant difference, with males scoring 29.1% higher than females. This insight is crucial for tailoring IP image designs to specific audience segments.
AIGC multimodal generation technology, particularly Midjourney, was used to rapidly iterate on IP characters based on young users' preferences. Through continuous refinement of prompts, the technology grasped specific cultural features, resulting in IP images like 'Langlang' that meet modern aesthetic preferences while reflecting 'Ming-dynasty Jinshi clothing' and local cultural elements like the wooden goose and Qingyun jade pendants.
Enterprise Process Flow
Field Investigation & Questionnaire
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Visual Element Identification
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SPSS ANOVA Analysis
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Representative Sample Selection
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IP Image Prompt Construction
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AIGC Generation & Refinement
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Multimodal Product Expansion
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Higher male perceptual priority for 'Water Surrounds' (E10).
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Langtou Village IP: 'Langlang'
The 'Langlang' IP image for Langtou Village exemplifies the AIGC multimodal approach. Initial prompts incorporated key visual elements like 'Ming-dynasty Jinshi' attire and 'Wooden Goose'. Iterative refinement, guided by aesthetic preferences for 'two-head-height' figures and '3D rendering', resulted in a beloved character. This character was then expanded into WeChat stickers, red packets, and interactive game elements, successfully revitalizing the village's 'farming-studying culture' for young audiences.
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