Automated optical inspection and classification apparatus based on a deep learning system and training apparatus thereof
AssigneeUtechzone Co., Ltd.
InventorsArulmurugan Ambikapathi, Chien-Chung Lin, Cheng-Hua Hsieh
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Abstract
The present invention provides an automated optical inspection and classification apparatus based on a deep learning system, comprising a camera and a processor. The processor executes a deep learning system after loading data from a storage unit and the processor, and comprises an input layer, a neural network layer group, and a fully connected-layer group. The neural network layer group is for extracting to an input image and thereby obtaining a plurality of image features. The fully connected-layer group is for performing weight-based classification and outputting an inspection result.
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An automated optical inspection and classification apparatus based on a deep learning system, to be used to detect a defect of an object through an image of the object, the automated optical inspection and classification apparatus comprising:
- a processor for executing the deep learning system after loading data from a storage unit, wherein the deep learning system includes:
- an input layer for receiving and normalizing the image of the object into an input image;
- a neural network layer group for extracting the input image and thereby obtaining a plurality of image features, wherein the neural network layer group includes at least one neural network sub-block layer and a max-pooling layer;
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- a fully connected-layer group with at least one fully connected layer for performing weight-based classification and outputting an inspection result;
- wherein the neural network sub-block layer includes:
- a first operational subset and a second operational subset that share a common input,
- an element-wise (eltwise) layer for performing a residual-related operation on an output of the first operational subset and an output of the second operational subset, and
- a rectified linear unit (ReLU) for performing a nonlinear operation on an output of the eltwise layer.
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