Novel method for patterned fabric inspection using Bollinger bands

Henry Y. T. Ngan,G. Pang

Published 2006 in Optical Engineering

ABSTRACT

This paper introduces a new application of Bollinger bands for defect detection of patterned fabric. A literature review on previous de- signed methods for patterned fabric defect detection will be depicted. For data analysis, Bollinger bands are calculated based on standard devia- tion and are originally used in the financial market as an oversold or overbought indicator for stock. The Bollinger bands method is an effi- cient, fast and shift-invariant approach, that can segment out the defec- tive regions on the patterned fabric with clear and crystal clean images. The new approach is immune of the alignment problem that often hap- pens in previous methods. In this paper, the upper band and lower band of Bollinger bands, which are sensitive to any subtle change in the input data, have been developed for use to indicate the defective areas in patterned fabric. The number of standard deviation and length of time of Bollinger bands can be easily determined to obtain excellent detection results. The proposed method has been evaluated on three different patterned fabrics. In total, 165 defect-free and 171 defective images have been used in the evaluation, where 98.59% accuracy on inspection has been achieved. © 2006 Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation

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  • Publication year

    2006

  • Venue

    Optical Engineering

  • Publication date

    2006-08-01

  • Fields of study

    Materials Science, Computer Science, Engineering

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