Authors
Manish H Bharati, J Jay Liu, John F MacGregor
Publication date
2004/6/28
Journal
Chemometrics and intelligent laboratory systems
Volume
72
Issue
1
Pages
57-71
Publisher
Elsevier
Description
Surface texture is an important quality characteristic of many products. This paper provides an overview of several different approaches to image texture analysis and demonstrates their use on the problem of classifying a set of rolled steel sheets into various quality grades. Methods covered include traditional statistical approaches such as gray level co-occurrence matrix (GLCM) methods, multivariate statistical approaches based on PCA and PLS, and wavelet texture analysis. Traditional multivariate classification approaches, such as PLS-DA, applied directly to the images are shown to fail because of the loss of spatial identity of the variables (pixels) in those approaches, and the lack of congruency of the images. However, approaches that re-introduce spatial information, such as performing two-dimensional FFT on the images prior to applying multivariate methods can perform well. A new approach that re …
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MH Bharati, JJ Liu, JF MacGregor - Chemometrics and intelligent laboratory systems, 2004