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The presented concept can greatly contribute to accelerating the process of devel-
oping and testing new model prototypes, increasing the quality of finished products,
and reducing the cost of real prototype production processes. Scientific research in this
area is the subject of research conducted at the Department of Clothing Technology at
the Faculty of Textile Technology of the University of Zagreb. This work was
supported by the Croatian Science Foundation under the project number 3011: Appli-
cation of mathematical modelling and intelligent algorithms in clothing construction.

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