Imaging of Transmission Equipment Based on Block Compressed Sensing

Jing Jing Zhao; Ji Xiang Sun; Shi Lin Zhou; Lei Hu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.190-191.998

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Imaging of Transmission Equipment Based on Block Compressed Sensing

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Imaging the overhead transmission equipment with high-resolution is very important to intelligent inspection, which is the prerequisites for fault diagnose. The intelligent inspection system often takes traditional imaging process of data acquisition followed by compression, which leads to the waste of image data and memory resources. We adopt an imaging method based on block compressed sensing to image the transmission equipment, the simulation results show that even if we only compressively sampled with 12.5% of the fully acquired image data, the image still can be recovered with high quality.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 190-191)

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Jing Jing Zhao, Ji Xiang Sun, Shi Lin Zhou, Lei Hu

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Block Compressed Sensing, Compressive Imaging, Intelligent Inspection, Overhead Transmission Equipment

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