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Work Presented at ICCSCT22 - 4th International Conference on Computer Systems and Communication Technology
Volume: 67 | Article ID: 040403
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VFSN: a ResNet Multi-scale Fusion Network for Metal Defect Detection
  DOI :  10.2352/J.ImagingSci.Technol.2023.67.4.040403  Published OnlineJuly 2023
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Abstract

Defect detection is an imperative step in ensuring the quality of steel products. To overcome the problem of low accuracy and poor detection of subtle features in current detection methods, a revised neural network model structure has been proposed. VFSN’s main convolutional layer structure is VGG with residuals, where two convolutional blocks are designed. It’s connected to a spatial pyramid pool (SPP) after reducing the aliasing effects and detecting defect features at various scales by constructing multibranch inputs and multilevel feature overlays and fusions. Research on the open-source data set NEU-DET has shown high-accuracy recognition, with the recognition accuracy rate reaching 75.1% and an average accuracy rate improving by 2.7%. The F1 score improved by 1.3%. There’s a significant improvement in detecting small defects using the proposed network structure.

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Zhu Qingbo, JiaLin Han, Cheng Shi, Lei Li, Li Dong, "VFSN: a ResNet Multi-scale Fusion Network for Metal Defect Detectionin Journal of Imaging Science and Technology,  2023,  pp 1 - 9,  https://doi.org/10.2352/J.ImagingSci.Technol.2023.67.4.040403

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  • received November 2022
  • accepted December 2022
  • PublishedJuly 2023

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