Qualitative Evaluation of Pilling

Lenka Techniková; Maroš Tunák; Jiří Janáček

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.740.649

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Qualitative Evaluation of Pilling

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This paper presents 3D reconstruction of fabric surface with the pills, detection of the pills and qualitative evaluation of pilling with the help of spatial data analysis. 3D reconstruction of fabric surface is performed with the help of gradient fields method. The surface pills are extracted from 3D image by techniques of image analysis. Consequently, the tools of spatial data analysis as K function, density and test are used for experiment of qualitative evaluation of pills distribution in the space.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 740)

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Lenka Techniková, Maroš Tunák, Jiří Janáček

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3D Reconstruction of Surface, Density, Detection of Pills, K Function, Pilling, Spatial Data Analysis, χ² Test

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