Research on Fabric Image Acquisition Based on Compressed Sensing

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Amount of data in collecting data of fabric image in the textile industry put forward a new challenge to sensor end. Compressed Sensing (CS) breaks limit of conventional Shannon’s sampling theorem, so we can reconstruct a signal in Sub-sampling rate. In addition, theoretical analysis tells us that collecting the fabric image data by CS method have a better advantage than collecting the general image data. Having reconstructed three fabric images and one general image by CS method, we can easily find that the former have a high quality of reconstruction.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 989-994)

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3698-3701

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July 2014

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