Industrial object, machine part and defect recognition towards fully automated industrial monitoring employing deep learning. The case of multilevel VGG19

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2011.11305v1
• Date: Mon, 23 Nov 2020 10:05:50 GMT
• Title: Industrial object, machine part and defect recognition towards fully automated industrial monitoring employing deep learning. The case of multilevel VGG19
• Authors: Ioannis D. Apostolopoulos, Mpesiana Tzani
• Abstract summary: Modern industry requires modern solutions for monitoring the automatic production of goods. We propose a modified version of the Virtual Geometry Group (VGG) network, called Multipath VGG19, which allows for more local and global feature extraction. Specifically, top classification performance was achieved in five of the six image datasets, while the average classification improvement was 6.95%.
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• Abstract: Modern industry requires modern solutions for monitoring the automatic production of goods. Smart monitoring of the functionality of the mechanical parts of technology systems or machines is mandatory for a fully automatic production process. Although Deep Learning has been advancing, allowing for real-time object detection and other tasks, little has been investigated about the effectiveness of specially designed Convolutional Neural Networks for defect detection and industrial object recognition. In the particular study, we employed six publically available industrial-related datasets containing defect materials and industrial tools or engine parts, aiming to develop a specialized model for pattern recognition. Motivated by the recent success of the Virtual Geometry Group (VGG) network, we propose a modified version of it, called Multipath VGG19, which allows for more local and global feature extraction, while the extra features are fused via concatenation. The experiments verified the effectiveness of MVGG19 over the traditional VGG19. Specifically, top classification performance was achieved in five of the six image datasets, while the average classification improvement was 6.95%.

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