Index

Satya Banerjee Dr. (National Institute of Fashion Technology, India)
Sanjay Mohapatra Dr. (Xavier Institute of Management, India)
M. Bharati Dr. (Veer Surendra Sai University of Technology, India)

AI in Fashion Industry

ISBN: 978-1-80262-634-6, eISBN: 978-1-80262-633-9

Publication date: 14 February 2022

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Banerjee, S., Mohapatra, S. and Bharati, M. (2022), "Index", AI in Fashion Industry, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 173-176. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80262-633-920221008

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Copyright © 2022 Satya Banerjee, Sanjay Mohapatra and M. Bharati. Published under exclusive licence by Emerald Publishing Limited


INDEX

Adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system (ANFIS)
, 30–31

Aesthetic experience
, 32–34

Agglomeration schedule
, 9–10

Alexa
, 73–74

Algorithms
, 34

Allen Solly
, 105–106

Amazon
, 46–47, 122

American Psychological Association (APA)
, 52–53

Ancestry search
, 56–57

Anokhee
, 105–106

Artificial Intelligence (AI)
, 2–3, 10–11

fashion forecasting
, 31–32, 72, 76

Stylumia. See Stylumia

Artificial Neural Networks (ANN)
, 2–3

Baidu
, 35–36, 73–74

Bandwagon effect
, 17

BIBA Apparels Pvt. Ltd.
, 105–106

Binary coding
, 124

Bombay Selection
, 105–106

Boolean connectors
, 57

Brands
, 41–42, 75–76

Burberry
, 34–35, 83

Buying behaviour
, 24–25

Celebrity
, 24

Cheap clothing
, 22–23

Class differentiation
, 22–23

Click-through rates (CTRs)
, 79

Clothing parsing
, 78–79

Cluster analysis
, 113–114

Coding
, 108, 112

Content analysis
, 78

Cortana
, 73–74

COVID-19
, 105–106, 128

Co-word selection
, 56–57

Critical discourse analysis (CDA)
, 78

Customer satisfaction
, 126

Debenhams
, 34–35

Deep Learning (DL)
, 2–3, 30–31, 75–76

Delphi method
, 30–31

Dendrogram
, 9–10

Design thinking
, 32–34

Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs)
, 55

Dress code
, 21

EBSCO
, 55

E-commerce
, 34, 36, 80

E-forecasting
, 4–5

Electronic Word of Mouth (e-WOM)
, 42

Elle
, 2

Ethnic wear market, India
, 104–106

Euclidean distance matrix
, 113

Fabindia
, 105–106

Facebook
, 3, 37, 107

emergence and rise of
, 42–43

Indian Kurti. See Indian Kurti

qualitative data
, 9–10

social media engagement and
, 43–44

Facebook Messenger
, 109–110

Fashion auxiliary services
, 29

Fashion e-forecasting
, 76–83

Fashion icons
, 24

Fashion identity
, 65, 69, 89

conceptual model of
, 68

intelligence
, 76–83

Fashion industry

acceptance process
, 24

age and
, 21

business perspective
, 25–27

buying behaviour
, 24–25

cognitive perspective
, 17–19

consumer spendings
, 1

deep discounting
, 1

defining
, 16–17

developments
, 2–3

forecasting
, 2–3, 27, 30

gender and
, 20

identity and
, 22–24

intelligence
, 34–36

investment in
, 1

low shelf life products
, 1–2

magazines
, 2

methodological contributions
, 7

politics and
, 21

practical implications
, 7–9

psychological perspective
, 17–19

research design and methodology
, 9–11

research gaps
, 4–5

research objectives
, 5

sex impulse and
, 20–21

social media and
, 41–42

sociological perspective
, 17–19

theoretical contributions
, 6–7

tools
, 2

Fashion information
, 81–82

Fashion intelligence. See Stylumia

Fashion Intelligence Technology (FIT)
, 93–94

FashionUnited
, 35–36

Fast fashion
, 22–23

FBB
, 105–106

Forbes report
, 25–26

Forecast errors
, 125

Forecasting
, 2, 79–80

applications
, 3

Artificial Intelligence (AI)
, 31–32, 72, 76

consumer scan
, 29

contemporary approach
, 30–31

internet-based fashion
, 3

machine vision era
, 31–32

scanning
, 28

short-term
, 3

social media
, 29

Framework building
, 65

Fused Business
, 3

Gaussian mixture model
, 31–32

Gender
, 20

Glamour
, 2

Global Desi
, 105–106

Google
, 31–32

Google Books
, 57–58

Google Home
, 73–74

Google Maps
, 37

Google Scholar
, 55

Google trends
, 35–36

GQ
, 2

Harper’s Bazaar
, 2

Heuritech
, 35–36

Hierarchical clustering algorithm
, 9–10

H&M
, 105–106

Human Robot Interface (HRI)
, 2–3

IBM
, 31–32

Identity
, 22–24

Image processing
, 75–76

In-depth Interview (IDI)
, 97

Indian fashion industry
, 26

Indian Kurti
, 103–104

case methodology
, 107–108

case problem
, 106–107

cluster centres of
, 116

coding
, 112

data collection
, 110–112

dendrogram of
, 116

descriptive statistics of
, 114

ethnic wear market
, 104–106

result interpretation
, 117–118

sampling design
, 109–110

selection of attributes
, 108–109

selection of labels
, 109

statistical design
, 113–114

Instagram
, 3, 34–35, 93–94

Instyle
, 2

Inventory
, 125

ITC, India
, 27

JSTOR
, 55

Jwtintelligence
, 35–36

Keyword selection
, 56

K-means clustering algorithm
, 10

KNIME analytics
, 40–41

Kurta
, 104–105

Levis
, 105–106

Literature review

demonstration of
, 62

flow of
, 59

methodology of
, 51–61

reporting format and framework of
, 52–54

screening and filtering
, 60–61

shortlisting
, 60–61

sources and steps of
, 54–58

timelines of
, 58–60

Machine Learning (ML)
, 2–3, 75–76

Machine vision
, 31–32

MakerSights
, 34–35

Margins
, 124–125

Markdowns
, 125–126

planning
, 126

Marketing 4.0
, 44–47

Market Intelligence Technology (MIT)
, 93–94

Max
, 105–106

Meta-Analysis Reporting Standards (MARS)
, 52–53

Methodological Expectations of Cochrane Intervention Reviews (MECIR)
, 52–53

Method triangulation
, 97

Media exposure
, 23

Microsoft
, 31–32

Microsoft Excel Program
, 114–115

MOOSE
, 52–53

Myntra
, 93

Nalli
, 105–106

Natural Language Processing (NLP)
, 2–3, 75–76

Netnography
, 108, 110, 112, 123

Network analysis
, 78

Nextatlas
, 35–36

Non-functional demand
, 17

Nowcasting fashion
, 3

Pantaloons
, 105–106

Paris fashion week
, 34–35

Pepe Jeans
, 105–106

Pinterest
, 3, 34–35, 93–94

Platform text analytics
, 40–41

Point of Sale (POS)
, 29, 75–76

Politics
, 21

Preference proportion
, 108–109

Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA)
, 52–53

Pricing
, 125

Problem-solving
, 32–33

Product intelligence
, 82

Product life cycle
, 19

ProQuest
, 55

Purchase behaviour
, 24–25

Quick cluster
, 115

Real-time forecasting mechanism
, 106–107

Reference treeing
, 56–57

Relevancy
, 57

Reliance and Trends
, 105–106

Reporting format
, 52–54

Reverse coding
, 108

Scanning
, 28

Scopus
, 55

Seduction Principle
, 20–21

Self-identity
, 3–4, 22–23

Self-image
, 22–23

Sell-through rates
, 124

Semi-structured interviews
, 97

Sex impulse
, 20–21

Shifting erogenous zone
, 20–21

Short-range fashion forecasting
, 69, 71–72

Simple random sampling (SRS)
, 109–110

Siri
, 73–74

Snob effect
, 17

SOCH Studio
, 105–106

Social identity
, 3–4, 22–23

Social media
, 29, 34, 36, 77

facebook engagement and
, 43–44

fashion and
, 41–42

gratification
, 78

Web 2.0
, 36–41

Social networking sites (SNS)
, 80–81

SPSS 22.0
, 9–10

Stitch-fix
, 35–36

StyleSeek
, 79

Stylumia
, 10–11

case findings
, 98–100

case methodology
, 96–98

discussions and framework validation
, 98–100

genesis of
, 93–94

qualitative case methodology
, 94–96

Y-O-Y growth of
, 93–94

Systematic documentation
, 4

Text mining
, 78

Tiramisu
, 31–32

Tumblr
, 3, 34–35

Twitter
, 3, 83

Uber
, 46–47

U.S. Department of Commerce
, 26

Visual intelligence
, 75–76

Vogue
, 2

Walmart
, 93

Ward’s linkage
, 113–114

Web 1.0
, 36–37

Web 2.0
, 36, 41, 77

WhatsApp
, 104

Women’s wear, in India
, 105–106

Word of mouth (WOM)
, 41

YouTube
, 60–61, 96–97

Zappos
, 99–100

Zara
, 105–106, 122