Fracture Images Classification Based on Fractional Cosine Transform and Markov Mode

Yong Liang Zhang; Li Xin Gao; Ling Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.311-313.970

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Fracture Images Classification Based on Fractional Cosine Transform and Markov Mode

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Fracture images automatic classification and recognition is an important one of fracture failure intelligent diagnosis, and in which feature extraction is a key issue. In this paper, fractional cosine transform, which is a useful time-frequency analysis method, is used in feature extraction of fracture images, and then the classification of fatigue, dimples, intergranular and cleavage is performed by Hidden markov model (HMM). For metal fracture images classification, experiment shows that fractional cosine transform is better than the cosine transform in fracture images feature description, and the correct recognition rate can be achieved 98.8% based on HMM classification mode

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Yong Liang Zhang, Li Xin Gao, Ling Li

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Fractional Cosine Transform, Fracture Image, Hidden Markov Model (HMM)

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