Journal
SENSORS
Volume 23, Issue 19, Pages -Publisher
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/s23198243
Keywords
ductile cast iron pipe; defect classification; self-supervised; CutPaste-Mix
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This study presents a self-supervised binary classification algorithm for defect image classification in DCIP images. By leveraging data augmentation and deep convolutional neural networks, defect and defect-free data are combined for classification, and anomaly scores are used for evaluation. The results demonstrate the robust performance and high accuracy of this method in practical applications.
Online surface inspection systems have gradually found applications in industrial settings. However, the manual effort required to sift through a vast amount of data to identify defect images remains costly. This study delves into a self-supervised binary classification algorithm for addressing the task of defect image classification within ductile cast iron pipe (DCIP) images. Leveraging the CutPaste-Mix data augmentation strategy, we combine defect-free data with enhanced data to input into a deep convolutional neural network. Through Gaussian Density Estimation, we compute anomaly scores to achieve the classification of abnormal regions. Our approach has been implemented in real-world scenarios, involving equipment installation, data collection, and experimentation. The results demonstrate the robust performance of our method, in both the DCIP image dataset and practical field application, achieving an impressive 99.5 AUC (Area Under Curve). This presents a cost-effective means of providing data support for subsequent DCIP surface inspection model training.
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