英文摘要 |
This paper is a study of the relationship between the formation of concepts about forms and styles and the categorization of forms by subjects with different training backgrounds. How people categorize forms according to form features may involve different levels of cognition. In the study, emphasis is placed upon the relations between the structure of form features and people’s categorical behaviors. With basic 3D forms that possess regular geometric form features as materials, two groups of subjects, with different training backgrounds, were asked to classify 32 images according to their first impressions. The results of classification were then analyzed by MDS (multi-dimensional scaling) and cluster analysis. From the experiment, it has been found that the subjects’ classification process is greatly related to the compound form features. This phenomenon is more evident in cluster analysis. Finally, the weights of the salience of each individual form feature were calculated by regression analysis. The results indicate that the salience of each feature has profound impact upon the subject’s categorical behaviors. It also shows that subjects with different training backgrounds will have different salience effects from different compound features. It indicates that each compound feature will have different meanings for different subject groups during their categorization. |