JP2018106593A - Coordination system, coordination device, and program - Google Patents

Abstract

A combination of clothes including a color or a pattern corresponding to a situation in which a user wears clothes is proposed.
An acquisition unit acquires situation information indicating a situation in which a user wears clothes. The determination unit determines a combination of clothes including a color or a pattern corresponding to the situation indicated by the situation information acquired by the acquisition unit from a plurality of predetermined clothes. The output unit outputs a plurality of clothes combinations including the combination determined by the determination unit.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a technique for coordinating clothes.

  There is a known technique for suggesting clothing coordinates to users. For example, Patent Literature 1 searches for a second product corresponding to the first product based on the color of the first product that the user desires to coordinate and a sensitivity word such as casual, A technique for outputting a coordinated image including an image of a product and an image of a second product is described. Patent Document 2 describes a technique for determining a clothing coordinate having a high degree of coincidence with a user's preference from a plurality of clothing coordinates proposed by a stylist and presenting it to the user. Patent Document 3 describes a technique for selecting a remaining category of clothing using a predetermined recommendation algorithm based on a single piece of clothing selected by the user and displaying the result on the user terminal. Has been. In Patent Document 4, based on the log of clothes worn by the user, the category of clothes that the user wants to wear, and the environmental information (weather, temperature, humidity, etc.) of the destination entered by the user, A technique for searching for appropriate clothes on the day and displaying the combination of the searched clothes is described.

JP 2006-071609 A Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2006-045669 JP 2013-196553 A JP 2014-013460 A

Especially in the case of Japanese clothes, there are cases where clothes are coordinated based on Japanese traditions, rules of etiquette, and ancient thoughts. In such rules and ideas, preferred colors and patterns are determined according to the situation in which clothes are worn. Therefore, in the coordination of Japanese clothes, it may be required to use colors and patterns corresponding to the situation in which the user wears clothes. However, the techniques described in Patent Documents 1 to 4 are all premised on the coordination of clothes, and have no concept of using colors and patterns corresponding to the situation in which the user wears clothes.
An object of this invention is to propose the combination of the clothes containing the color or pattern corresponding to the condition where a user wears clothes.

  The present invention provides an acquisition unit that acquires situation information indicating a situation in which a user wears clothes, and a color or pattern corresponding to the situation indicated by the acquired situation information from a plurality of predetermined clothes. There is provided a coordinate system including a determination unit that determines a combination of clothes including the output, and an output unit that outputs a plurality of combinations of clothes including the determined combination.

  The acquisition unit further acquires a combination of first clothes determined according to the situation from the plurality of predetermined clothes by a stylist selected by the user, and the determination unit includes: Determining a combination of second clothes similar to the acquired combination of the first clothes from the plurality of predetermined clothes, and the output unit includes the combination of the first clothes and the combination of the first clothes. The combination of the second clothes may be output.

  The combination of clothes may include a kimono and a band.

  The determination unit may determine a combination of the clothes according to a rule that defines a relationship between a situation in which the clothes are worn and the color or the pattern of the clothes.

  The situation information includes a date on which the user wears the clothes, and the rule defines a relationship between a season in which the clothes are worn and a color combination of the clothes, and the determination unit includes: According to the rule, a combination of clothes including a combination of colors corresponding to the season to which the day belongs may be determined.

  The situation information includes a date or place where the user wears the clothes, and the determination unit corresponds to the direction according to the date or the place according to a rule that defines the relationship between the date or the direction and the color. A combination of clothes including colors may be determined.

  The information processing apparatus may further include a generation unit that generates description information for explaining the determined combination of clothes, and the output unit may output the generated description information together with the combination of the plurality of clothes.

  The present invention also provides an acquisition unit that acquires situation information indicating a situation in which a user wears clothes, and a color corresponding to the situation indicated by the acquired situation information from a plurality of predetermined clothes. Alternatively, a coordination device is provided that includes a determining unit that determines a combination of clothes including a pattern, and an output unit that outputs a plurality of combinations of clothes including the determined combination.

  Furthermore, the present invention provides a computer for acquiring situation information indicating a situation in which a user wears clothes, and corresponding to the situation indicated by the acquired situation information from a plurality of predetermined clothes. There is provided a program that is executed as a step of determining a combination of clothes including a color or a pattern to be output and a step of outputting a plurality of combinations of clothes including the determined combination.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the combination of the clothing containing the color or pattern corresponding to the condition where a user wears clothing can be proposed.

The figure which shows an example of the coordination system. The figure which shows an example of the hardware constitutions of the server apparatus. The figure which shows an example of the user database. The figure which shows an example of the clothes database. The figure which shows an example of the hardware constitutions of the user terminal 20. The figure which shows an example of the hardware constitutions of the stylist terminal. The figure which shows an example of a function structure of the coordination system. The sequence chart which shows an example of operation | movement of the coordinate system 1. FIG. The figure which shows an example of the list screen 140 of a stylist. The figure which shows an example of the input screen. The figure which shows an example of the proposal screen 160 of coordination.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating an example of a coordination system 1 according to the present embodiment. The coordination system 1 proposes the coordination of clothes to the user. This coordination is a combination of clothes. This proposal is made, for example, when a user rents kimono. In the following description, “kimono” refers to Japanese clothes.

  The coordinate system 1 includes a server device 10, a plurality of user terminals 20, and a plurality of stylist terminals 30. The server device 10, the user terminal 20, and the stylist terminal 30 are connected via a communication line 2 such as the Internet. However, the communication line 2 is not limited to the Internet, and may be a combination of the Internet and another communication line, or may be a communication line other than the Internet.

  FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a hardware configuration of the server device 10. The server device 10 is managed, for example, by an operator of a kimono rental service. The server device 10 determines the coordination of clothes according to a request from the user and provides it to the user. The server device 10 includes a processor 11, a memory 12, a communication interface 13, and a storage 14. These components are connected via a bus 15.

  The processor 11 reads out the program to the memory 12 and executes it, thereby controlling each part of the server device 10 and performing various processes. For example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit) is used as the processor 11. The memory 12 stores a program executed by the processor 11. As the memory 12, for example, a ROM (Read Only Memory) and a RAM (Random Access Memory) are used.

  The communication interface 13 is connected to the communication line 2 and performs data communication according to a predetermined communication standard. The storage 14 stores various data and programs. As the storage 14, for example, a hard disk or a flash memory is used. The storage 14 stores a user database 101 and a clothing database 102.

  FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of the user database 101. The user database 101 stores information about users who use the coordinate system 1. In this example, the user database 101 stores a user ID, personal information, and attribute information in association with each other. Such information is registered in advance by the user, for example.

  The user ID is information that uniquely identifies the user. Personal information is information that identifies private matters such as a user's home and contact information. The personal information includes, for example, a user address, a telephone number, and a date of birth. The attribute information is information indicating attributes related to the user's clothes. This attribute information includes, for example, the user's gender and clothes size.

  FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of the clothes database 102. The clothing database 102 stores information on predetermined clothing items. This clothing item is rented, for example, in a kimono rental service. In the clothes database 102, an item ID, a category, a size, feature information, image data, and inventory information are stored in association with each other. Such information is registered in advance by an operator who operates a kimono rental service, for example.

  The item ID is information for uniquely identifying a clothing item. Categories are used to distinguish clothing items that make up kimono coordinates. For example, when the coordination of the kimono is composed of a combination of a kimono and a band, the categories “kimono” and “band” are used. The size indicates the size of the clothing item. As this size, information indicating the body shape of the user such as S, M, and L may be used, and information indicating the dimensions of the clothing item such as height may be used.

  The feature information is information indicating the feature of the clothing item. This feature information includes, for example, the color, pattern, material, production area, and type of the clothing item. This type is used to classify clothing items by material or tailoring. For example, when the clothing item is a kimono, types of bags, single clothes, summer clothes, and the like may be used as this type. Image data is information indicating an image of a clothing item. As this image, for example, an image of a clothing item taken may be used.

  The stock information is information indicating the stock status of clothing items. The stock information “available” indicates that the clothing item is in stock. That is, the stock information “present” indicates that the clothing item can be rented. On the other hand, the stock information “none” indicates that there is no stock of clothing items. In this case, the inventory information may include a clothing item rental period. That is, the inventory information “none” indicates that the clothing item cannot be rented during the lending period.

  In the following description, a clothing item identified by an item ID stored in the clothing database 102 is referred to as “a clothing item registered in the clothing database 102”.

  FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of a hardware configuration of the user terminal 20. The user terminal 20 is used by a user. As the user terminal 20, for example, a device such as a personal computer, a tablet terminal, or a smartphone is used. The user terminal 20 includes a processor 21, a memory 22, a communication interface 23, a storage 24, an input device 25, and a display device 26. These components are connected via a bus 27.

  The processor 21 reads out the program to the memory 22 and executes it to control each unit of the user terminal 20 and perform various processes. For example, a CPU is used as the processor 21. The memory 22 stores a program executed by the processor 21. As the memory 22, for example, a ROM and a RAM are used.

  The communication interface 23 is connected to the communication line 2 and performs data communication according to a predetermined communication standard. The storage 24 stores various data and programs. As the storage 24, for example, a hard disk or a flash memory is used.

  The input device 25 is used for inputting information. As the input device 25, for example, a keyboard and mouse, a physical button, or a touch sensor is used. This touch sensor constitutes a touch panel in combination with the display device 26. The display device 26 displays various information. As the display device 26, for example, a liquid crystal display is used.

  FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of a hardware configuration of the stylist terminal 30. The stylist terminal 30 is used by a stylist who coordinates clothing. As the stylist terminal 30, for example, a personal computer, a tablet terminal, a smartphone, or the like is used. The stylist terminal 30 includes a processor 31, a memory 32, a communication interface 33, a storage 34, an input device 35, and a display device 36. These components are connected via a bus 37.

  The processor 31 reads out the program to the memory 32 and executes it, thereby controlling each part of the stylist terminal 30 and performing various processes. For example, a CPU is used as the processor 31. The memory 32 stores a program executed by the processor 31. As the memory 32, for example, a ROM and a RAM are used.

  The communication interface 33 is connected to the communication line 2 and performs data communication according to a predetermined communication standard. The storage 34 stores various data and programs. As the storage 34, for example, a hard disk or a flash memory is used.

  The input device 35 is used for inputting information. As the input device 35, for example, a keyboard and a mouse, a physical button, or a touch sensor is used. This touch sensor constitutes a touch panel in combination with the display device 36. The display device 36 displays various information. As the display device 36, for example, a liquid crystal display is used.

  FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of a functional configuration of the coordinate system 1. The coordinate system 1 includes an acquisition unit 111, a determination unit 112, a generation unit 113, an output unit 114, a transmission unit 121, a reception unit 122, a display control unit 123, a reception unit 131, and a display control unit 132. And function as the transmission unit 133. In this example, the acquisition unit 111, the determination unit 112, the generation unit 113, and the output unit 114 are mounted on the server device 10. In this case, the server device 10 functions as a coordination device. The transmission unit 121, the reception unit 122, and the display control unit 123 are mounted on the user terminal 20. The reception unit 131, the display control unit 132, and the transmission unit 133 are mounted on the stylist terminal 30.

  The acquisition unit 111 is realized by a combination of the processor 11, a program executed by the processor 11, and the communication interface 13. The acquisition unit 111 acquires situation information indicating a situation in which the user wears clothes. The concept of the term “attire” includes kimono and obi. The concept of the term “acquisition” includes reception.

  The determination unit 112 is realized by the processor 11 and a program executed by the processor 11. The determination unit 112 determines the coordination of clothes including a color or a pattern corresponding to the situation indicated by the situation information acquired by the acquisition unit 111 from a plurality of predetermined clothes. The predetermined clothes are clothes items registered in the clothes database 102, for example.

  Further, the determination unit 112 may determine the coordination of clothes with reference to the user database 101 and the clothes database 102. This coordination may be determined in accordance with rules created based on rules such as kimono conventions and courtesy. This rule includes Kasane, the traditional Japanese color scheme. In addition, this coordination may be determined according to a rule created based on a predetermined idea such as Feng Shui and the five elements of Yin Yang. These rules may be stored in the storage 14 in advance.

  The generation unit 113 is realized by the processor 11 and a program executed by the processor 11. The generation unit 113 generates explanatory information that explains the coordination of clothes determined by the determination unit 112.

  The output unit 114 is realized by a combination of the processor 11, a program executed by the processor 11, and the communication interface 13. The output unit 114 outputs the coordinates of a plurality of clothes including the coordinates determined by the determination unit 112. The concept of the term “output” includes transmission. Moreover, the output part 114 may output the description information produced | generated by the production | generation part 113 with several coordinate.

  The transmission unit 121 is realized by a combination of the processor 21, a program executed by the processor 21, and the communication interface 23. The transmission unit 121 transmits various types of information to the server device 10.

  The receiving unit 122 is realized by a combination of the processor 21, a program executed by the processor 21, and the communication interface 23. The receiving unit 122 receives various types of information from the server device 10.

  The display control unit 123 is realized by a combination of the processor 21 and a program executed by the processor 21. The display control unit 123 causes the display device 26 to display various screens.

  The receiving unit 131 is realized by a combination of the processor 31, a program executed by the processor 31, and the communication interface 33. The receiving unit 131 receives various types of information from the server device 10.

  The display control unit 132 is realized by a combination of the processor 31 and a program executed by the processor 31. The display control unit 132 displays various screens on the display device 36.

  The transmission unit 133 is realized by a combination of the processor 31, a program executed by the processor 31, and the communication interface 33. The transmission unit 133 transmits various types of information to the server device 10.

  FIG. 8 is a sequence chart showing an example of the operation of the coordinate system 1. Here, it is assumed that the user requests coordination of a kimono to be rented. In this case, the user uses the input device 25 to perform an operation for requesting coordination.

  In step S <b> 101, the transmission unit 121 transmits a message requesting coordination to the server device 10 in response to this operation. In the server device 10, the acquisition unit 111 receives this message.

  In step S <b> 102, upon receiving this message, the output unit 114 transmits screen information used to display the stylist list screen 140 to the user terminal 20. The list screen 140 may be generated in advance. This screen information may include information constituting the screen, an image, or a program. In the user terminal 20, the receiving unit 122 receives this screen information.

  In step S103, the display control unit 123 causes the display device 26 to display the stylist list screen 140 based on the received screen information.

  FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of a stylist list screen 140. The list screen 140 describes information related to a plurality of stylists registered in advance. This information includes the name of each stylist and a list of kimono coordinates that each stylist has made so far. The stylist list screen 140 accepts an operation of selecting a stylist from these stylists. Here, it is assumed that the user selects the stylist X. In this case, the user performs an operation of selecting the stylist X using the input device 25.

  In step S <b> 104, the display control unit 123 displays the input screen 150 on the display device 26. The input screen 150 may be provided from the server device 10 in the same manner as the stylist list screen 140 described above. That is, the screen information used to display the input screen 150 from the server device 10 may be transmitted to the user terminal 20 and displayed based on this screen information.

  FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an example of the input screen 150. The input screen 150 receives an operation for inputting situation information indicating a situation where the user wears a kimono and request information indicating a request for coordination. This situation information includes the date, place, and purpose of wearing the kimono by the user. The date and time may include both date and time, or may include only the date. The request information may include a specific color or pattern of a coordinate desired by the user, or may include an abstract image.

  Here, it is assumed that the user wears a kimono rented on April 2 and goes to A town and attends a tea ceremony. In this case, the user uses the input device 25 to perform an operation of inputting information such as the date and time “April 2”, the place “A town”, and the purpose “attendance to tea ceremony”. Further, it is assumed that the user desires coordination based on blue. In this case, the user uses the input device 25 to perform an operation of inputting request information “coordinate based on blue”.

  Returning to FIG. 8, in step S <b> 105, the transmission unit 121 transmits coordinate request information to the server device 10. The request information includes the identification information of the stylist X selected on the list screen 140, the status information and the request information input on the input screen 150, together with the user ID assigned to the user. Here, it is assumed that the user ID is “U001”. In the server device 10, the acquisition unit 111 receives this request information.

  In step S106, the output unit 114 transmits the received request information to the stylist terminal 30 used by the stylist X. The stylist X is identified by identification information included in the request information. In the stylist terminal 30, the receiving unit 131 receives this request information.

  In step S107, the display control unit 132 causes the display device 36 to display the received request information. The stylist X refers to the displayed request information, and coordinates according to the situation in which the user wears the kimono according to the user's request. This coordination may be performed based on rules such as kimono conventions or courtesy, or may be performed based on ideas such as Feng Shui and the five elements of Yin Yang. Alternatively, this coordination may be performed independently of these rules and ideas.

  Specifically, the stylist X accesses the user database 101 and the clothing database 102 using the stylist terminal 30. The stylist X refers to the contents of the user database 101 and the clothes database 102 and determines the coordinates of a set of kimonos from among the kimonos and bands registered in the clothes database 102. In this example, it is assumed that a coordinate including a kimono with a cherry blossom pattern is determined by the stylist X.

  In addition, the stylist X generates description information that explains the determined coordinates. In addition to the points of coordination, this explanatory information may include rules and ideas that are the basis of coordination. In this example, it is assumed that explanatory information explaining that a kimono with a cherry blossom pattern is used is generated so as to be suitable for a tea ceremony in spring.

  Subsequently, using the input device 35, the stylist X performs an operation of inputting coordinate information indicating the determined coordinate and the generated description information. This coordinate information includes, for example, item IDs of kimonos and belts constituting the coordinate.

  In step S <b> 108, the transmission unit 133 transmits the input coordinate information and description information to the server device 10. In the server device 10, the acquisition unit 111 receives the coordination information and the description information.

  In step S109, the determination unit 112 resembles a coordinate (hereinafter referred to as “main coordinate”) indicated by the received coordinate information from the kimono and the band registered in the clothing database 102 according to a predetermined algorithm. Coordinates (hereinafter referred to as “sub-coordinates”) are determined. This sub-coordinate is a coordinate whose color or pattern is similar to the main coordinate. That is, the sub-coordinate may be a coordinate whose color or pattern is similar to the main coordinate, or may be a coordinate whose both color and pattern are similar. In this example, a sub-coordinate is similar in color and pattern to the main coordinate.

  The determination unit 112 first extracts rentable kimonos and bands suitable for the user's wear from the kimonos and bands registered in the clothes database 102. In this example, the kimono and the band suitable for the user's wear are those that are of a size suitable for the user and of a type suitable for the season worn by the user. Moreover, the kimono and belt | band | zone which can be rented means what can be rented on the day which a user wears.

  In this example, the request information received in step S105 described above includes the user ID “U001”. As illustrated in FIG. 3, the user database 101 stores a size “M” in association with the user ID “U001”. This indicates that the size of the user's clothes is M. In this case, the size suitable for the user is M.

  Further, the request information received in step S105 described above includes the date and time “April 2”. This day belongs to spring. This indicates that the user wears a kimono in the spring. According to the kimono convention, the type of kimono suitable for spring is strawberry. Therefore, the kind suitable for the season worn by the user is cocoon.

  In addition, the date and time “April 2” described above indicates that the user rents kimono on April 2. In the clothes database 102 shown in FIG. 4, if the inventory information is “Yes”, it indicates that the rental is possible on April 2. In addition, even if the inventory information is “none”, if the rental period does not include April 2, it indicates that the rental can be performed on April 2.

  In this case, the determination unit 112 obtains, from the clothes database 102, the size “M”, the type “袷”, the inventory information “present” or the inventory information “none”, and the set of the lending period that does not include April 2. Extract the records that contain it. As a result, information on the rentable kimono and the belt suitable for the user's wear is extracted. In the following description, this kimono and band are referred to as “target kimono and band”.

  Subsequently, the determination unit 112 generates all combinations of the kimono and the band using the target kimono and the band. In the following description, this combination is referred to as a “sub-coordination candidate”. Subsequently, the determination unit 112 calculates the similarity of the color and the pattern between the main coordinate and the sub-coordinate candidate. In the following description, the main coordinate color and the sub-coordinate candidate color are referred to as “comparison target colors”, and the main coordinate pattern and the sub-coordinate candidate patterns are referred to as “comparison target patterns”.

  The color similarity is a value indicating the degree of similarity of the comparison target colors. For example, the closer the values representing the comparison target colors (RGB value, hue, brightness, saturation, etc.), the higher the similarity may be. In another example, the closer the shape of the comparison target color histogram is, the higher the similarity may be.

  The pattern similarity is a value indicating the degree to which the patterns to be compared are similar in shape or concept. For example, the closer the shape of the pattern to be compared is, the higher the degree of similarity may be. In another example, when the pattern motifs to be compared are the same, the degree of similarity may be higher than when the motifs to be compared are different. In this example, the main coordinate includes a cherry blossom pattern. In this case, the similarity of the pattern sub-coordinate candidates with the cherry blossom motif may be higher than the similarity of other sub-coordinate candidates.

  In another example, when the patterns to be compared belong to the same category, the degree of similarity may be higher than when the patterns to be compared belong to different categories. In this example, the main coordinate includes a cherry pattern. Cherry blossoms belong to the category of flowers. In this case, the similarity of the pattern sub-coordination candidates belonging to the category of flowers may be higher than the similarity of other sub-coordination candidates.

  By adding the color similarity and the pattern similarity, the color and pattern similarity is calculated. In addition, when a thing similar in color to the main coordinate is used as a sub-coordinate, only the color similarity may be used. On the other hand, when the sub-coordinate is similar to the main coordinate and the pattern, only the pattern similarity may be used.

  Subsequently, the determination unit 112 weights the calculated similarity based on the coordination tendency of the stylist X selected by the user. This tendency of coordination may be specified in advance based on the coordination performed by the stylist X so far. For example, when the stylist X tends to perform coordination based on a bright color, a weighting factor (positive value) may be added to the similarity of sub-coordinate candidates including a bright color.

  And the determination part 112 determines the predetermined number of subcoordination candidates with high similarity as a subcoordination. Here, it is assumed that the predetermined number is one. In this case, the sub-coordinate candidate with the highest similarity is determined as the sub-coordinate. In addition, since it is thought that what has the same color and pattern is the same as the main coordinate, it is preferably excluded from the sub-coordinate candidates.

  In step S110, the determination unit 112 determines other coordinates corresponding to the situation in which the user wears the kimono from the target kimono and the band from various viewpoints. In this example, the other coordinates are determined in terms of the color of the shade, the perspective of feng shui, and the current trend.

  For example, the determination unit 112 may determine another coordination according to a rule created based on the color of the scab. This rule defines the relationship between the season in which the kimono is worn and the color combination of the kimono. First, the determination unit 112 determines a color combination corresponding to the season in which the user wears a kimono according to this rule. Subsequently, the determination unit 112 determines a coordinate including the combination of colors from the target kimono and the band.

  In this example, the status information received in step S105 described above includes the date and time “April 2”. This day belongs to spring. This indicates that the user wears a kimono in the spring. In the color of Kasane, a combination of white and red representing cherry blossom is defined as one of the spring color combinations. In this case, a coordinate including a combination of white and red may be determined.

  Moreover, the determination part 112 may determine another coordination according to the rule created based on feng shui. This rule defines the relationship between the date, direction, and color. First, the determination unit 112 determines a color that the user should wear in a situation where the user wears a kimono according to this rule. Subsequently, the determination unit 112 determines a coordinate including this color from the target kimono and band.

  In this example, the status information received in step S105 described above includes the date and time “April 2” and the place “A town”. The status information includes the user ID “U001”. As shown in FIG. 3, an address “Tokyo ...” is stored in the user database 101 in association with the user ID “U001”. This indicates that the user goes to town A from the location indicated by this address wearing a kimono on April 2. Here, it is assumed that the direction from the place indicated by this address to A town is west. In this case, in Feng Shui, the color that should be worn when going out west on April 2 is determined. Here, it is assumed that this color is red. In this case, a coordinate including red may be determined. In addition, this coordination may be based on red as a whole, or the kimono or band may include red.

  Furthermore, the determination part 112 may determine another coordination based on the current fashion in the place where the user wears the kimono. In this example, the location “A town” is included in the situation information received in step S105 described above. This means that the user wears a kimono and goes out to A town. Here, in A town, the case where the kimono with a short length is prevalent is assumed now. In this case, a coordinate including a short kimono may be determined from the target kimono and the band.

  In step S <b> 111, the generation unit 113 generates description information that describes the coordinates of the coordinates determined in steps S <b> 109 and S <b> 110. For example, the sub-coordinate explanation information determined in step S109 may be generated using at least a part of the main-coordinate explanation information received in step S108 described above. For example, if the sub-coordinate includes a kimono with a cherry blossom pattern similar to the main coordinate, the fact that the kimono with a cherry blossom pattern has been used in the explanation information of the main coordinate, that is, a part suitable for a spring tea ceremony. May be included.

  In addition, the explanation information of other coordinates determined in step S110 may include, for example, information explaining a rule, idea, or fashion that becomes the basis of the coordinates. For example, in the coordinate explanation information determined from the viewpoint of the color of the shade, there is information explaining that, in the shade of the shade, the combination of white and red representing cherry is one of the spring colors. May be included. Also, the coordinated explanation information determined from the perspective of Feng Shui explains that in Feng Shui, it is better to wear a red one when going west on April 2 Information may be included. Further, the coordinate explanation information determined from the viewpoint of fashion may include information explaining that a kimono with a short length is currently fashionable in A town.

In step S <b> 112, the generation unit 113 generates a coordination proposal screen 160.
FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of a coordination proposal screen 160. The proposal screen 160 includes an image 161 indicating the main coordinate indicated by the coordinate information received in step S108 described above, an image 162 indicating the sub-coordinate determined in step S109 described above, and a decision determined in step S110 described above. Images 163 to 165 showing the other coordinates made are described. These images 161 to 165 are generated using, for example, image data of kimonos and bands constituting each coordinate stored in the clothes database 102. Specifically, an image showing each coordinate may be generated by combining the image of the band on the image of the kimono using the image data of the kimono and the image data of the band constituting the coordinate. . The proposal screen 160 includes the explanation information generated in the above-described step S111 together with the images 161 to 165.

  In step S <b> 113, the output unit 114 transmits screen information used to display the generated coordinate proposal screen 160 to the user terminal 20. In the user terminal 20, the receiving unit 122 receives this screen information.

  In step S <b> 114, the display control unit 123 causes the display device 26 to display a coordination proposal screen 160 according to the received screen information. As shown in FIG. 11, images 161 to 165 showing a plurality of coordinates are described on the proposal screen 160. By browsing the proposal screen 160, the user can select a desired coordinate from a plurality of coordinates indicated by the images 161-165. Further, as shown in FIG. 11, the suggestion screen 160 includes explanation information for each coordinate. The user can learn the rules and ideas that become the basis for the coordination of the kimono by browsing the explanation information.

  After the coordinate proposal screen 160 is displayed, the user may perform an operation of selecting a desired coordinate from a plurality of coordinates using the input device 25. Thereby, the kimono and the belt included in the selected coordinate are rented to the user at the date and time included in the request information. The coordinates selected by the user are not only used for renting kimonos and bands, but may be used for purchasing kimonos and bands, for example.

  According to the above-described embodiment, in addition to the main coordinate determined by the stylist, it is possible to propose to the user a sub-coordinate and other coordinates including a color or pattern corresponding to a situation in which the user wears clothes. Thereby, the user can select a desired coordinate from a plurality of coordinates. In addition, since other coordinates are determined from the viewpoints of conventions, courtesy, etc., and thoughts such as Feng Shui and Yin Yang, the user can also select coordinates determined from these viewpoints.

  Further, according to the above-described embodiment, since the stylist only needs to determine a set of coordinates, the effort and cost can be reduced. Furthermore, according to the embodiment described above, the explanation information of the coordinates is output together with the coordinates. As a result, the user can learn the rules and ideas used to coordinate clothes.

Modifications The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications may be made. Moreover, the following modified examples may be implemented in combination with the above-described embodiments, or may be implemented in combination with other modified examples.

Modification 1
In the above-described embodiment, the determination unit 112 may determine the coordinates in consideration of features other than the color and the pattern corresponding to the situation where the user wears the kimono. For example, kimonos and belts are rated according to the material and the place of origin of the fabric. The determination unit 112 may determine a case corresponding to a situation in which the user wears a kimono, and may determine a coordinate using a material suitable for the case or a kimono of a production area of the fabric.

  Moreover, the determination part 112 may determine a coordination in consideration of the production area of the cloth corresponding to the place where the user wears the kimono. For example, assume that a user goes to Tochigi Prefecture wearing a kimono. In Tochigi Prefecture, there is Yuki, the production area of dough. In this case, a coordinate including a kimono or a belt whose origin of the fabric is Yuki may be determined.

Modification 2
In the embodiment described above, rental of kimonos and bands registered in the clothes database 102 may be permitted only in a predetermined place. In this case, the clothing database 102 includes information indicating a place where rental is permitted. The request information described above includes location information indicating a location where the user rents kimono.

  The determination unit 112 refers to the clothes database 102 and extracts kimonos and bands permitted to be rented at a place where the user rents kimonos from kimonos and bands registered in the clothes database 102. And the determination part 112 determines coordination from the extracted kimono and a belt | band | zone. That is, the determination unit 112 does not use the kimono and the belt that are not extracted from the kimono and the belt registered in the clothing database 102 for coordination.

Modification 3
In the embodiment described above, the number of coordinates determined by the stylist may vary from user to user. In this case, the user database 101 includes user levels relating to kimono. The lower this level, the more coordination may be determined by the stylist. In this case, as the number of coordinates determined by the stylist increases, the number of coordinates determined by the determination unit 112 may decrease. Conversely, the higher this level, the less coordination may be determined by the stylist. In this case, the number of coordinates determined by the determination unit 112 may increase as the number of coordinates determined by the stylist decreases.

  In other examples, the number of coordinates determined by the stylist may vary depending on user requirements. Also in this case, as described above, the number of coordinates determined by the determination unit 112 may vary according to the number of coordinates determined by the stylist.

  In addition, when the number of coordinates determined by the stylist is different by the user as in this modification, a coordination cost corresponding to the number of coordinates determined by the stylist is calculated, and the calculated coordination cost is given to the user. You may be charged.

Modification 4
In the above-described embodiment, the stylist may generate the description information according to a previously created format. In this case, the description information may be generated by inputting or changing a part of information by the stylist. In another example, the stylist may correct the explanation information generated by the generation unit 113.

Modification 5
In the embodiment described above, the server apparatus 10 may determine all the coordinates. In this case, the determination unit 112 may determine the main coordination based on the coordinate tendency of the stylist selected by the user, the user's desire, and the situation in which the user wears the kimono. This tendency of coordination may be identified by analyzing the coordination performed by the stylist using artificial intelligence. In this case, the stylist does not need to coordinate.

Modification 6
In the embodiment described above, the clothing items constituting the coordinates are not limited to kimonos and bands. Coordination may include accessories. For example, in the case of coordinated kimonos, accessories such as half-plows, layered pegs, fried obis, bandages, band decorations, bags, sandals, etc. may be included.

Modification 7
The coordinate system 1 described above may be applied to coordinate clothes. That is, the concept of the term “clothes” includes not only the above-described Japanese clothes but also clothes.

Modification 8
The target for implementing the function of the coordinate system 1 described in the above-described embodiment is merely an example, and is not limited thereto. For example, the function of the coordinate system 1 may be implemented by a single device. In this case, the output unit 114 may display a clothing coordinate or print it. That is, the concept of the term “output” described above includes not only the above-described transmission but also display and printing.

Modification 9
In the embodiment described above, the program for realizing the function of the server device 10 may be executed by the single processor 11 or may be executed simultaneously or sequentially by the two or more processors 11. Similarly, a program for realizing the function of the user terminal 20 may be executed by a single processor 21 or may be executed by two or more processors 21. A program for realizing the function of the stylist terminal 30 may be executed by a single processor 31 or may be executed by two or more processors 31.

Modification 10
The steps of processing performed in the coordinate system 1 are not limited to the examples described in the above-described embodiments. The steps of this process may be interchanged as long as there is no contradiction. Further, the present invention may be provided as a method including steps of processing performed in the coordinate system 1.

Modification 11
The present invention may be provided as a program executed on the server device 10, a program executed on the user terminal 20, and a program executed on the stylist terminal 30. These programs may be downloaded via a network such as the Internet. These programs are provided in a state where they are recorded on a computer-readable recording medium such as a magnetic recording medium (magnetic tape, magnetic disk, etc.), an optical recording medium (optical disk, etc.), a magneto-optical recording medium, or a semiconductor memory. May be.

1: Coordinate system, 10: server device, 20: user terminal, 30: stylist terminal, 111: acquisition unit, 112: determination unit, 113: generation unit, 114: output unit, 121: transmission unit, 122: reception unit, 123: Display control unit 131: Reception unit 132: Display control unit 133: Transmission unit

Claims (9)

An acquisition unit for acquiring situation information indicating a situation in which a user wears clothes;
A determination unit that determines a combination of clothes including a color or a pattern corresponding to the situation indicated by the acquired situation information from a plurality of predetermined clothes;
An output unit that outputs a combination of a plurality of clothes including the determined combination. The acquisition unit further acquires a first combination of clothes determined according to the situation from the plurality of predetermined clothes by a stylist selected by the user,
The determining unit determines a combination of second clothes similar to the acquired combination of the first clothes from the plurality of predetermined clothes;
The coordinate system according to claim 1, wherein the output unit outputs the combination of the first clothes and the combination of the second clothes. The coordinate system according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the combination of clothes includes Japanese clothes and a belt. The coordinate system according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the determination unit determines a combination of the clothes according to a rule that defines a relationship between a situation in which the clothes are worn and a color or a pattern of the clothes. . The situation information includes a date on which the user wears the clothes,
The rules define the relationship between the season in which the clothes are worn and the color combinations of the clothes,
The coordinate system according to claim 4, wherein the determination unit determines a combination of clothes including a combination of colors corresponding to a season to which the day belongs according to the rule. The situation information includes a date or place where the user wears the clothes,
The said determination part determines the combination of the clothing containing the color corresponding to the direction according to the said day or the said place according to the rule which defined the relationship between a day or the direction and a color. Coordinate system described in A generator for generating explanation information for explaining the determined combination of clothes;
The coordinate system according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the output unit outputs the generated explanation information together with the combination of the plurality of clothes. An acquisition unit for acquiring situation information indicating a situation in which a user wears clothes;
A determination unit that determines a combination of clothes including a color or a pattern corresponding to the situation indicated by the acquired situation information from a plurality of predetermined clothes;
An output device that outputs a combination of a plurality of clothes including the determined combination. Computer
Obtaining status information indicating a situation in which the user wears clothes;
Determining a combination of clothes including a color or a pattern corresponding to the situation indicated by the acquired situation information from a plurality of predetermined clothes;
A program for executing as a step of outputting a combination of a plurality of clothes including the determined combination.

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