Sentence examples for classification of defects from inspiring English sources

A formal generalization of classification of defects is developed to include the defects of arbitrary finite level.

It is shown that all the known types of defects are naturally included in the presented classification of defects.

This article is divided into two main parts: (i) a possible exhaustive classification of defects in cutting inserts and (ii) the design of an automated sensor to recognise defects and to measure wear.

This paper proposes a new neuro-fuzzy classifier that combines neural networks and concepts of fuzzy logic for the classification of defects by extracting features in segmented buried pipe images.

Classification of defects in steel surfaces is important for identifying and subsequently correcting causative factors.

Within three sets of trials, best result from MLP was obtained (97%/93% for training/test set) during classification of defects from non-defects.

In order to improve the comprehensive performance of solder joints inspection in three aspects, i.e. high recognition rate, detailed classification of defect types and fast inspection speed, a new detection and classification algorithm of the chip solder joints based on color grads and Boolean rules is developed in this paper.

Defect detection and classification algorithm processing time can broadly be divided in two parts: a) time taken by the system from capturing an image to identification of RoI and b) feature extraction and classification of defect type from identified RoI.

Birth defects were defined as any significant structural or chromosomal defect diagnosed with signs/symptoms using the Metropolitan Atlanta Congenital Defects Program MACDPP) classification of birth defects, or any case with two or more secondary or 'conditional' abnormalities that would not have been classified as primary birth defects by the MACDP.

Research comparing the use of 3D and 2D images in artificial bone defects have shown that CBCT has a sensitivity of 80 100 % in the detection and classification of bone defects, while intraoral radiographs present a sensitivity of 63 67 %, CBCT has also shown an absence of distortion and overlapping and the dimensions it presents are compatible with the actual size [ 12– 12].

This system includes the classification of the defects that may affect IGP and their probable causes, which is complemented by the correlation matrices between defects, and between defects and probable causes.