Method for carrying out classification and identification on consumer goods supply

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for carrying out classification and identification on consumer goods supply. The method comprises the following steps: classifying household consumption into ten major types; carrying out identification on consumer goods with different colors of pattern symbols according to the types of the household consumption; and identifying the positions of consumer goods suppliers with different colors of small person images on maps comprising electronic maps. The method can cover the consumer goods supply comprehensively without missing or repeating, thereby facilitating to reflect consumer goods supply and expenditure reality and structure information accurately and objectively; and especially in the website and webpage design, the method is used for natural color searching of the consumer goods in an electronic commerce website.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for classifying and marking the supply of resident consumer goods, in particular to a method for classifying and marking the resident consumer goods and the suppliers of the resident consumer goods. Background technique [0002] At present, China is making great strides towards a consumer society, a world where everyone is for one, and one is for everyone, providing consumer goods and consumption to each other. Currently, the suppliers of consumer goods for residents do not have a systematic positioning and identification, which is full of all kinds of confusion. How to classify the consumer goods for residents in a concise and vivid way, and how to classify and identify the suppliers of consumer goods for residents is very necessary. At present, in order to standardize the classification of household consumption expenditures, China divides household consumption expenditures into three levels: the first level is broad ...

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Problems solved by technology

Existing problems: 1. The large classification does not seem concise and clear; 2. There is no meaningful color pattern to express different classifications, and it is inconvenient to express the code of consumer goods in the dynamic positioning diagram; 3. There is no connection with the supply of consumer goods for residents 4. There is no corresponding classification of household consumer goods suppliers

Existing websites classify consumer goods in terms of webpage design, all using the industry to which the consumer goods belong and the name of the consumer goods, and there is no systematic classification of consumer goods with meaningful colors including the true color of the product name.