Fabric Defect Classification Based on Local Region Features and SVM

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The big differences of the texture and shapes in the same type and certain similarities among heterogeneous types result in the difficult classification of fabric defects. Compared with traditional global statistical method, we put up a new solution, which makes use of the fabric defect local region features to keep the defect property and defect classification by Support Vector Machines (SVM). Based on small-samples learning machine of SVM, we obtain a good performance of less computational load and high recognition rate.

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