Abstract

This paper proposes a method for evaluating impressions using a space containing impression words. The impression of an object is specified by circling impression words that match the impression. The degree of matching of the impression is expressed by the darkness of the color used to paint the circled area. This proposed method poses few restrictions to users evaluating an impression. Conversely, the semantic differential (SD) method evaluates an impression in a predefined range to enable statistical processing. A prototype system is implemented to evaluate the proposed method, and experimentally compare it with conventional methods, such as the SD method. Finally, it is demonstrated that the proposed method can evaluate aspects that other methods cannot.

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