Method of and device for inspecting images to detect defects
AssigneeThe University of Hong Kong
InventorsKwok-Hung Grantham Pang, Ajay Kumar
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AssigneeThe University of Hong Kong
InventorsKwok-Hung Grantham Pang, Ajay Kumar
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The present invention relates to a method for automated defect detection in textured materials. The present invention utilizes linear Finite Impulse Response (FIR) filters with optimized energy separation. Specifically, the invention provides a method of inspecting industrial products for defects. The method has steps of: automated design of optimized filters from samples of products, using these optimal filters to filter the acquired images of product under inspection, computing the energy of each pixel in a local region, and finally segmenting the defect by thresholding each pixel. The present invention also relates to a method of inspection of unknown (unsupervised) defects in web materials. In an unsupervised inspection, information from a finite number of optimal filters is combined using a data fusion module. This module attempts to nullify the false alarm associated with the information arriving from different channels.
A method of inspecting a web material containing defects, the method comprising:
A method of inspecting unsupervised web materials containing defects, the method comprising:
A method of inspecting defects in textured materials for industrial automation, the method comprising:
A filter device for detecting fabric detects, the filter being designed to optimize the object function of:
A filter device for detecting fabric detects, the filter being designed to optimize the object function of:
A filter device for detecting fabric detects, the filter being designated to optimize the object function of:
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