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A method for detecting surface defects of solid wood flooring based on image fusion and segmentation

A solid wood floor and defect detection technology, applied in image analysis, image data processing, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as slow segmentation speed, inaccurate segmentation, and low precision

Inactive Publication Date: 2016-06-29
NORTHEAST FORESTRY UNIVERSITY
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[0021] The invention aims at the problem of slow segmentation speed and inaccurate segmentation existing in the region growing algorithm, which leads to slow detection speed and low precision of surface defects of solid wood flooring, thereby affecting its quality and sorting level; therefore, a segmentation method based on image fusion is proposed. Surface defect detection method of solid wood flooring (defect localization method based on image fusion)

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[0087] 1. About the sorting system that the present invention relates to the overview

[0088] The composition of computer vision system for defect detection of solid wood flooring is as follows: figure 1 shown. The system consists of a transmission platform, a CCD camera, a lens, a camera bracket, a light source system, an image acquisition card and defect detection software. The CCD camera is OscarF810CIRF from Germany; in order to improve the clarity of image collection, two LED parallel light sources are used to illuminate the inspection floor; the size of the collected floor image affects the image processing time and recognition effect, and the two are a pair of contradictions. Research shows that: Among the three types of images of 512×512, 256×256 and 128×128, 256×256 can not only guarantee the processing time but also effectively avoid the false recognition rate [12] , so the 256×256 sol...

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The invention discloses a solid wood floor surface defect detecting method based on image fusion and division, and relates to the field of floor surface defect detecting. Aiming at the problems that due to the fact that division of a region growing algorithm is low in speed and inaccurate, solid wood floor surface defect detecting is low in speed and accuracy, and quality and sorting grades of solid wood floors are affected, the solid wood floor surface defect detecting method includes the steps that an R component image of defects is extracted and shrunk, and a region growing method is used in a low-dimensional image space to rapidly position the defects; the shrunk image is amplified and recovered by using gradient information interpolations, and the defects are marked to generate a reference image; the edges of the reference image are retrieved and marked through wavelet transform, and taboo quick search is performed on an original image with edge pixel points as seeds to rapidly and accurately divide defect regions. Defect detecting tests are performed on 20 sample images containing live knots, dead knots and cracks, the average dividing time is 13.21 ms, and the accuracy rate of defect division regions reaches 96.8%.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for detecting surface defects of a solid wood floor, and relates to the field of detection of floor surface defects. Background technique [0002] The surface defects of solid wood floor directly affect the product grade. The detection of surface defects of solid wood floor based on computer vision has important practical significance for the automatic sorting of wooden floor [1-2] . The computer vision inspection system for solid wood flooring first collects the information of the surface image by the camera; then, uses the segmentation algorithm to detect the surface defect area; finally, uses the classification algorithm to judge the defect type of the defect area [3-5] . Commonly used color processing models are RGB model, HSV model and HSI model [6] ; Considering the processing time, it is more suitable as a hardware-oriented RGB model. The previous experimental research experiments show that the R component im...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): G06T7/00G06T7/13
Inventor 张怡卓陈宇曹军于慧伶丁亮
Owner NORTHEAST FORESTRY UNIVERSITY
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