In recent years,anomaly detection has attracted much attention in industrial production.As traditional anomaly detection methods usually rely on direct comparison of samples,they often ignore the intrinsic relationshi...In recent years,anomaly detection has attracted much attention in industrial production.As traditional anomaly detection methods usually rely on direct comparison of samples,they often ignore the intrinsic relationship between samples,resulting in poor accuracy in recognizing anomalous samples.To address this problem,a knowledge distillation anomaly detection method based on feature reconstruction was proposed in this study.Knowledge distillation was performed after inverting the structure of the teacher-student network to avoid the teacher-student network sharing the same inputs and similar structure.Representability was improved by using feature splicing to unify features at different levels,and the merged features were processed and reconstructed using an improved Transformer.The experimental results show that the proposed method achieves better performance on the MVTec dataset,verifying its effectiveness and feasibility in anomaly detection tasks.This study provides a new idea to improve the accuracy and efficiency of anomaly detection.展开更多
To advance the printing manufacturing industry towards intelligence and address the challenges faced by supervised learning,such as the high workload,cost,poor generalization,and labeling issues,an unsupervised and tr...To advance the printing manufacturing industry towards intelligence and address the challenges faced by supervised learning,such as the high workload,cost,poor generalization,and labeling issues,an unsupervised and transfer learning-based method for printing defect detection was proposed in this study.This method enabled defect detection in printed surface without the need for extensive labeled defect.The ResNet101-SSTU model was used in this study.On the public dataset of printing defect images,the ResNet101-SSTU model not only achieves comparable performance and speed to mainstream supervised learning detection models but also successfully addresses some of the detection challenges encountered in supervised learning.The proposed ResNet101-SSTU model effectively eliminates the need for extensive defect samples and labeled data in training,providing an efficient solution for quality inspection in the printing industry.展开更多
文摘In recent years,anomaly detection has attracted much attention in industrial production.As traditional anomaly detection methods usually rely on direct comparison of samples,they often ignore the intrinsic relationship between samples,resulting in poor accuracy in recognizing anomalous samples.To address this problem,a knowledge distillation anomaly detection method based on feature reconstruction was proposed in this study.Knowledge distillation was performed after inverting the structure of the teacher-student network to avoid the teacher-student network sharing the same inputs and similar structure.Representability was improved by using feature splicing to unify features at different levels,and the merged features were processed and reconstructed using an improved Transformer.The experimental results show that the proposed method achieves better performance on the MVTec dataset,verifying its effectiveness and feasibility in anomaly detection tasks.This study provides a new idea to improve the accuracy and efficiency of anomaly detection.
文摘To advance the printing manufacturing industry towards intelligence and address the challenges faced by supervised learning,such as the high workload,cost,poor generalization,and labeling issues,an unsupervised and transfer learning-based method for printing defect detection was proposed in this study.This method enabled defect detection in printed surface without the need for extensive labeled defect.The ResNet101-SSTU model was used in this study.On the public dataset of printing defect images,the ResNet101-SSTU model not only achieves comparable performance and speed to mainstream supervised learning detection models but also successfully addresses some of the detection challenges encountered in supervised learning.The proposed ResNet101-SSTU model effectively eliminates the need for extensive defect samples and labeled data in training,providing an efficient solution for quality inspection in the printing industry.
