Futian Yuan

Title: Futian Yuan and Image-Based Measurement of Built Environment Color Sensitivity.

Introduction

Futian Yuan is an inventor based in Jiangsu, China, associated with Southeast University. His work includes a patent application focused on measuring how dominant colors in built environments relate to human sensitivity, using image analysis and electroencephalogram data.

Latest Patents

Yuan is credited with 1 patent: “Measurement Method and System Based on Image Electroencephalogram Sensitivity Data for Built Environment Dominant Color.” The disclosed method collects electroencephalogram data corresponding to images of built environments, calculates sensitivity to environmental dominant colors, and extracts color-feature parameters from the images. It then uses sensitivity data and color features to train a measurement model, which can predict dominant-color sensitivity for an environment image under analysis. The approach is intended to improve prediction by integrating image color features with assessments of environmental quality through a nonlinear model.

Career Highlights

Yuan’s listed patent connects image processing, electroencephalogram-based sensitivity data, and urban quality measurement. The disclosed system offers a model-based way to assess responses to dominant colors in built environments.

Collaborations

Yuan’s listed coworker is Zhe Li. The patent information provided associates Yuan with Southeast University.

Conclusion

Futian Yuan’s patent describes a data-driven approach to evaluating dominant colors in built environments, combining image features and electroencephalogram sensitivity measurements to support urban quality assessment.