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Multi-class Weld Defect Detection and Classification by Support Vector Machine and Artificial Neural Network

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In this paper, a group of four descriptors matching to texture measurements extracted segmented entity and specified input to classifiers, classifier trained to classify entity from one of the defects classes and support vector machine and artificial neural network classifiers confirmed accuracy performance of 92 and 87% by confusion matrix.
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Online weld examination by non-destructive testing significantly demanded specially for aerospace, petrochemical, shipbuilding and nuclear power industries. Mostly, X-ray testing accepted by accuracy and consistency in weld bead examinations and approving part quality. In radiography, the texture feature extraction by grey level co-occurrence matrix plays key role for surface texture examination. This works projected technique for detection and cataloguing of imperfections in weld joint. This technique identify detects and differentiates weld images that look like to improper signs or deficiencies such as crack, slag, incomplete fusion, incomplete penetration, porosity, gas cavity and undercut. A group of four descriptors matching to texture measurements extracted segmented entity and specified input to classifiers. Then, classifier trained to classify entity from one of the defects classes. At last, support vector machine and artificial neural network classifiers confirmed accuracy performance of 92 and 87% by confusion matrix.

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Weld Imperfection Classification by Texture Features Extraction and Local Binary Pattern

TL;DR: In this paper, the proposed techniques of local binary pattern in which local binary code describing region, generating by multiplying threshold with specified weight to conforming pixel and summing up by grey-level co-occurrence matrix to extract statistical texture features.
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An Autonomous Technique for Multi Class Weld Imperfections Detection and Classification by Support Vector Machine

TL;DR: In this paper, an autonomous technique for multi class weld imperfections namely crack, undercut, gas pores, porosity, slag, warm holes, lack of penetration and non defects are detected and classified in X-ray images by employing support vector machine and artificial neural network and confirm their high-performance accuracy.
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Estimating Average Power of Welding Process With Emitted Noises Based on Adaptive Neuro Fuzzy Inference System

TL;DR: In this paper , the average power consumption of an electrode welding machine during the welding process was estimated using the features of the sound emitted during welding using Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference Systems (ANFIS) using the sound features as inputs and average power values as outputs.
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Multiclass defect detection and classification in weld radiographic images using geometric and texture features

TL;DR: The method has been applied for detecting and discriminating discontinuities in the weld images that may correspond to false alarms or defects such as worm holes, porosity, linear slag inclusion, gas pores, lack of fusion or crack.
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Automatic detection of welding defects using texture features

TL;DR: In this article, a new approach was proposed to detect weld defects from digitalised films based on texture features, such as co-occurrence matrix and 2D Gabor functions.
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Automatic Detection of Welding Defects using Deep Neural Network

TL;DR: An automatic detection schema including three stages for weld defects in x-ray images including three steps based on deep neural network is proposed to detect welded joints quality.
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Pattern recognition of weld defects detected by radiographic test

TL;DR: In this paper, a study of nonlinear pattern classifiers, implemented by artificial neural networks, to classify weld defects existent in radiographic weld beads, aiming principally to increase the percentage of defect recognition success obtained with the linear classifiers.
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An adaptive-network-based fuzzy inference system for classification of welding defects

TL;DR: In this paper, an adaptive-network-based fuzzy inference system was used to classify weld defects in radiographic images, with the aim of obtaining the best performance to automate the process of the classification of defects.
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