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Leather features selection for defects' recognition using fuzzy logic

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In the present work are investigated 12 histogram and statistical features for analysis of leather surface images. A research of the features suitability for surface defects detection is done. For the image analysis was used the quadtree decomposition method - a technique that partitions an image into homogeneous blocks. This method gave the possibility of investigation the changes of the features values depending on the area size. It is proposed a scheme for defective regions identification using fuzzy set theory.

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        CompSysTech '04: Proceedings of the 5th international conference on Computer systems and technologies
        June 2004
        661 pages
        ISBN:9549641384
        DOI:10.1145/1050330

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