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    US 09/837065 2001-04-18
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    US 20020054293 2002-05-09
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    US 6804381 2004-10-12
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granted patent: Method Of And Device For Inspecting Images To Detect Defects

TitleMethod Of And Device For Inspecting Images To Detect Defects
Granted PatentUS 6804381
Granted Date2004-10-12
Priority Date2001-04-18 US 09/837065
2000-04-18 US 09/197708P
Inventors
Pang, Grantham Kwok HungKumar, Ajay
Issue Date2004
Citation
US Patent 6804381. Washington, DC: US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), 2004 How to Cite?
AbstractThe 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.
Persistent Identifierhttp://hdl.handle.net/10722/142130
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dc.description.abstractThe 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.en_HK
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