Word Frequency Data Analysis in Virtual Reality Technology Industrialization
Jinyu Liu, Yang Teng · Journal of Physics Conference Series · 2021
Abstract Virtual reality technology is increasingly in demand for economic, social and management applications, with Moore’s Law gradually failing, it’s difficult to balance the relationship between realistic needs and advanced technology by relying solely on technological progress, and even falling into the “IT black hole”, hindering the industrialisation of virtual reality technology. This paper uses word frequency analysis to extract the four most frequently occurring keywords from current policies, literature and other secondary sources, and abstracts them into four social support concepts: conceptual awareness, education, regulation and finance, to explore the inner connection between virtual reality technology and social support systems through comparison, and to realise the socialisation of virtual reality from the perspective of virtual reality. By comparing and exploring the intrinsic links between virtual reality technology and social support systems, the socialisation of virtual reality technology is realised from the perspective of virtual reality, thus realising the socialisation of technology.