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CN116168020A
CN116168020A CN202310431937.3A CN202310431937A CN116168020A CN 116168020 A CN116168020 A CN 116168020A CN 202310431937 A CN202310431937 A CN 202310431937A CN 116168020 A CN116168020 A CN 116168020A
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The invention relates to the technical field of data processing, in particular to a leather defect detection method. The method acquires the gray image data of the leather surface identified by the image identification equipment, further processes and analyzes the acquired data, and is focused on improving the processing method of the acquired data, after determining the defect edge according to the data of the gray image of the leather surface, combining the shape of the defect edge and the gray characteristics of the area near the defect edge to obtain related parameters or coefficients for representing the difference between the opening defect and the hole defect in terms of the shape and the gray characteristics, and obtaining a defect judgment coefficient for distinguishing the two defects by utilizing the obtained related parameters or coefficients, thereby accurately distinguishing the two defect types and improving the judgment accuracy of the opening defect and the hole defect.

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Leather defect detection method
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of data processing, in particular to a leather defect detection method.
Background
In the leather product processing process, the leather surface defects directly affect the product quality, so that accurate judgment needs to be carried out on the leather surface defects, wherein the leather surface defects comprise opening defects and hole defects, the main cause of the opening defects is that the leather ageing hardness is increased and the leather is opened when the leather is subjected to contact cutting of a sharp instrument, the leather is not damaged under the defect condition, the hole defects are generally the leather defects of a small area caused by improper operation in the leather processing process, and the leather is damaged under the defect condition.
However, when detecting the cracking defect and the hole defect in the leather surface defect types, the edge shapes of the two defects are similar and are closed circular or oblate closed edges, so that the opening defect and the hole defect on the leather cannot be accurately distinguished only by the edge detection method at present, and the leather defect types cannot be accurately judged, so that the corresponding fault types cannot be accurately dealt with.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides a leather defect detection method, which is used for solving the technical problem that the prior art cannot effectively distinguish leather cracking defects from hole defects, and adopts the following technical scheme:
the invention discloses a leather defect detection method, which comprises the following steps of:
acquiring a gray image of the leather surface;
edge detection is carried out on the gray level image of the leather surface, and gradient vectors and gradient vector angles of all defect pixel points on the defect edge are determined;
determining a defective pixel point with a gradient vector angle difference value larger than a set differential angle value between the defective pixel point and an adjacent defective pixel point according to the gradient vector angle of each defective pixel point on the defective edge and taking the defective pixel point as a turning point, and segmenting the defective edge according to the determined turning point to obtain a plurality of segmented edges;
calculating the overall hemming parameters, regional hemming parameters and hemming characteristic coefficients of the segmented edges, and calculating the integral rule degree index of the defect edges;
and calculating a defect judgment coefficient for judging two defects of the opening and hole defects in the leather according to the integral hemming parameters of the segmented edge, the regional hemming parameters and the characteristic coefficients and the integral rule degree index of the defect edge, and finishing defect type judgment by using the defect judgment coefficient.
The beneficial effects of the invention are as follows:
according to the method, after the defect edge is determined according to the data of the gray level image on the leather surface, the shape of the defect edge and the gray level characteristic of the area near the defect edge are combined to obtain the relevant parameters or coefficients for representing the difference between the opening defect and the hole defect in terms of the shape and the gray level characteristic, and the obtained relevant parameters or coefficients are utilized to obtain the defect judgment coefficients for distinguishing the two defects, so that the accurate distinction of the two defect types can be completed.
Further, the method for determining the integral hemming parameters of the segmented edge comprises the following steps:
scanning the segment edges by adopting a gray level dependency matrix, and then calculating the integral hemming parameters of the segment edges:
Figure SMS_1
wherein ,
Figure SMS_2
for the segment edge global hemming parameters,
Figure SMS_3
for the number of dependent pixels obtained when the gray dependent matrix is scanned on the segment edges,
Figure SMS_4
is the number of all pixels scanned when the gray-scale dependency matrix is scanned on the segment edge.
Further, the regional hemming parameters of the segmented edge are:
Figure SMS_5
wherein ,
Figure SMS_6
for the regional hemming parameters of the segmented edge,
Figure SMS_7
for the number of pixels in which the gray-scale dependency matrix has a dependency relationship in a single scan of the segment edge,
Figure SMS_8
is the statistical number of all pixel points in the gray level dependency matrix.
Further, the hemming characteristic coefficient of the segmented edge is:
Figure SMS_9
wherein ,
Figure SMS_10
for the segmented edge curl characteristic coefficients,
Figure SMS_11
representing the number of pixel points at the edge as
Figure SMS_12
Meeting region hemming parameters when gray-dependent matrix scanning on segmented edges of a display
Figure SMS_13
And (3) defective pixels smaller than the region hemming parameter threshold, wherein n represents the number of defective pixels on the segment edge.
Further, the rule degree index of the defect edge as a whole is:
Figure SMS_14
wherein ,
Figure SMS_15
a degree of regularity index indicating the entirety of the edge of the defect,
Figure SMS_16
representing the number of segmented edges for the defect edge as a whole.
Further, the defect determination coefficients for determining two defects, namely an opening defect and a hole defect in leather are as follows:
Figure SMS_17
wherein ,
Figure SMS_18
as the defect determination coefficient,
Figure SMS_19
integral hemming for sectional edgeA number;
Figure SMS_20
a regional hemming parameter for the segmented edge;
Figure SMS_21
characteristic coefficients for the segmented edge bead;
Figure SMS_22
is the rule degree index of the whole defect edge.
Further, when the defect judgment coefficient is not smaller than the defect judgment coefficient threshold value, the defect at the moment is considered to be an opening defect, otherwise, the defect at the moment is considered to be a hole defect.
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The conception of the invention is as follows:
after data of a gray level image of the leather surface are obtained and a defect edge is determined, the defect edge is segmented according to the number of obvious turning points of the defect edge to obtain a plurality of segmented edges, then the integral hemming parameters, the regional hemming parameters, the hemming characteristic coefficients and the integral rule degree index of the defect edge of the segmented edge are obtained according to the gray level characteristics of the defect, and the defect judgment coefficients for judging two defects of an opening and a hole in the leather are obtained comprehensively according to the obtained quantities, so that the distinction of the opening defect and the hole defect of the leather according to the shape characteristics of the defect and the gray level characteristics around the defect is completed.
The following describes a leather defect detecting method according to the present invention in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and examples.
Method embodiment:
the embodiment of the leather defect detection method provided by the invention has the following specific processes:
step one, acquiring a gray image of the leather surface.
The image acquisition electronic equipment is used for acquiring data of the leather surface gray image obtained by shooting the leather surface image and carrying out graying treatment, and carrying out conventional pretreatment, such as noise reduction treatment, contrast enhancement treatment and the like on the leather surface gray image according to the acquired data.
In this embodiment, the preferred image capturing electronic device is an industrial high-definition camera, and any other feasible image capturing electronic device may be used in other embodiments; and, in this embodiment, after the data of the gray image on the leather surface is obtained, preprocessing such as noise reduction and contrast enhancement is performed on the gray image on the leather surface according to the obtained data, and in other embodiments, preprocessing may not be performed or other preprocessing different from the above may be specifically performed.
And secondly, carrying out edge detection on the gray level image of the leather surface, and determining gradient vectors and gradient vector angles of each defective pixel point on the defective edge.
In the embodiment, the Canny operator is adopted to detect the defects of the gray level image on the leather surface, and the gradient vector of each defective pixel point on the defective edge is correspondingly determined while the defect outline, namely the edge of the defect, is determined.
Since the defect shapes of the opening defect and the hole defect are closed curves, the embodiment records the gradient vector of each defective pixel point on the defect edge in the form of a cyclic sequence to obtain a cyclic gradient sequence
Figure SMS_23
Where m is the total number of defective pixels.
When the gradient vector of the defect pixel point is a transverse gradient vector, it is specifically
Figure SMS_24
Corresponding gradient vector angle
Figure SMS_25
When the gradient vector of the defective pixel is a transverse gradient vector, it is specifically
Figure SMS_26
Corresponding gradient vector angle
Figure SMS_27
Gradient vectors of the oblique defective pixel points are
Figure SMS_28
Corresponding gradient vector angle
Figure SMS_29
And thirdly, segmenting the defective edge according to gradient vector angles of all defective pixel points on the defective edge.
According to cyclic gradient sequences
Figure SMS_30
The gradient vector angle values of any two adjacent defective pixel points can obtain a differential sequence representing the gradient vector angle difference values of the adjacent defective pixel points
Figure SMS_31
The method comprises the following steps:
Figure SMS_32
wherein ,
Figure SMS_33
for the first differential angle value,
Figure SMS_34
for the i-th differential angle value,
Figure SMS_35
the gradient vector angle representing the first defective pixel point,
Figure SMS_36
represents the gradient vector angle of the mth and the last defective pixel point,
Figure SMS_37
and (3) with
Figure SMS_38
The gradient vector angles of the ith and ith-1 defective pixel points are respectively represented.
The resulting sequences were aligned using statistics
Figure SMS_39
Carrying out statistical analysis to find out a differential angle with a differential angle value larger than the set differential angle value, and recording the differential angle as an extremum to obtain an extremum in the sequence
Figure SMS_40
Defective pixel points corresponding to the extreme values
Figure SMS_41
The appearance in the image is the turning point on the defective edge line, and the differential angle value is set as in the embodiment
Figure SMS_42
In other embodiments, the set differential angle value may take other values depending on the defect recognition accuracy requirements.
Dividing the defect edge into a plurality of segment edges according to the determined turning points, and counting the number of the segment edges
Figure SMS_43
And step four, calculating the whole hemming parameters, the regional hemming parameters and the hemming characteristic coefficients of the segmented edges, and calculating the rule degree index of the whole defective edges.
1. The overall hemming parameters of the segmented edge are calculated.
The embodiment adopts a gray level dependency matrix to complete the calculation of the whole hemming parameters of the segmented edge. The gray-scale dependency matrix is a parameter of
Figure SMS_44
Wherein
Figure SMS_45
Distance from outermost periphery to center point of matrixThe order of the matrix may be represented, the order of the matrix being
Figure SMS_46
Figure SMS_47
In order to obtain the gray scale neighborhood range between the gray scale of all the pixels in the matrix and the gray scale of the matrix core pixels, if the difference between the gray scale value and the gray scale value of the target pixel at the center is smaller than
Figure SMS_48
Indicating that there is a dependency between these points and the target pixel point, the matrix is shown in fig. 2.
Among the parameters of the gray-scale dependency matrix employed in the present embodiment, parameters
Figure SMS_49
At the end of the line of the,
Figure SMS_50
50, analyzing pixels near each segment edge of the defect edge in the image by using the gray-scale dependency matrix, wherein the number of all pixels scanned by the gray-scale dependency matrix near the score segment edge is
Figure SMS_51
And obtaining a dependency result matrix corresponding to each section of area through analysis.
In addition, the gray-scale dependency matrix is a counting matrix, and repeated scanning exists during counting, so that pixels at the same position are only counted once, pixels with dependency relations near the segment edge are obtained, and the number of highlight pixels with dependency relations in the segment edge of the gray-scale dependency matrix scanning is counted as follows
Figure SMS_52
Calculating the integral hemming parameters of the segmented edge:
Figure SMS_53
wherein ,
Figure SMS_54
for the segment edge global hemming parameters,
Figure SMS_55
for the number of dependent pixels obtained when the gray dependent matrix is scanned on the segment edges,
Figure SMS_56
is the number of all pixels scanned when the gray-scale dependency matrix is scanned on the segment edge.
The overall hemming parameter reflects the overall hemming degree on the segmented edge, and is set to be 0.3 in this embodiment, and in other embodiments, the overall hemming parameter can be set to be other values according to the actual situation and the detection accuracy requirement of the defect, and is considered as the overall hemming parameter
Figure SMS_57
The whole hemming degree is high, and the edge of the opening is possibly formed; conversely, the overall hemming parameters
Figure SMS_58
The edge curl is low, and the edge of the hole is possible.
2. The regional hemming parameters of the segmented edges are calculated.
Integral hemming parameters for segmented edges
Figure SMS_59
Is an average quantity and there will be some partial hemming and partial non-hemming of a certain segment of edge in the opening, so a more detailed analysis of the segment edge is required.
Calculating the regional hemming parameters of the segmented edges:
Figure SMS_60
wherein ,
Figure SMS_61
for the regional hemming parameters of the segmented edge,
Figure SMS_62
for the number of pixels in which the gray-scale dependency matrix has a dependency relationship in a single scan of the segment edge,
Figure SMS_63
is the statistical number of all pixel points in the gray level dependency matrix.
Regional hemming parameters
Figure SMS_64
The proportion of pixels having a dependency relationship in the gray scale dependency matrix in the pixels included in the entire matrix during a single scan is shown. Similarly, the area hemming parameter threshold is set to 0.3 in the embodiment, and in other embodiments, the area hemming parameter threshold may be set to other values according to the actual situation and the detection accuracy requirement of the defect, and the area hemming parameter is set to
Figure SMS_65
The edge curling degree in the matrix range is high, and the edge of the opening is more likely to be formed; conversely, regional hemming parameters
Figure SMS_66
The edge curl is low in the time range, and is more likely to be the edge of the hole.
3. The hemming characteristic coefficient of the segmented edge is calculated.
The characteristic coefficients of the sectional edge hemming are as follows:
Figure SMS_67
wherein ,
Figure SMS_68
for the segmented edge curl characteristic coefficients,
Figure SMS_69
representing pixel count at edgeThe amount is
Figure SMS_70
Meeting region hemming parameters when gray-dependent matrix scanning on segmented edges of a display
Figure SMS_71
And (3) defective pixels smaller than the region hemming parameter threshold, wherein n represents the number of defective pixels on the segment edge.
In this embodiment, the segmented edge hemming characteristic coefficient
Figure SMS_72
Indicating that the condition is satisfied when gray-scale dependent matrix scanning is performed on the segment edge with n defective pixel points
Figure SMS_73
The proportion of defective pixels in the segment is reflected in the amount of the portion of the segment edge line having a low degree of hemming.
Setting the threshold value of the characteristic coefficient of the curling, setting the threshold value of the whole curling parameter to be 0.2 in the embodiment, taking other values of the threshold value of the whole curling parameter according to the actual situation and the detection accuracy requirement of the defects in other embodiments, and setting the characteristic coefficient of the curling
Figure SMS_74
When the edge of the subsection has low curling degree, the part occupies more amount, the part is more obvious in the image, and the edge can be regarded as the edge of the hole; conversely, the hemming characteristic coefficient
Figure SMS_75
The portion of the segmented edge with a low degree of hemming is less occupied and is not sufficiently visible in the image and may be considered as the edge of the opening.
4. And calculating the rule degree index of the whole defect edge.
Among the open and hole defects of leather, there is a more remarkable feature that the open defect generally presents a long strip shape, i.e. generally presents a gap comprising 2 segmented edges, whereas the hole generally presents a higher degree of irregularity in shape, which would constitute a gap from a plurality of segmented edges.
The number of segment edges can be used to obtain the rule degree coefficient at the defect location
Figure SMS_76
Figure SMS_77
wherein ,
Figure SMS_78
a degree of regularity index indicating the entirety of the edge of the defect,
Figure SMS_79
representing the number of segmented edges for the defect edge as a whole.
Index of degree of regularity for defect edge population
Figure SMS_80
The degree of the integral rule of the defect edge is reflected, and the smaller the number of times of the larger turning of the edge in one defect area, the more regular the outline of the defect area, and conversely, the more irregular the outline of the defect area.
Figure SMS_81
The value range of the value is
Figure SMS_82
When (when)
Figure SMS_83
When 1, it is considered to be an opening defect,
Figure SMS_84
the smaller the edge, the more turns the larger the edge, the more irregular the shape, and the more likely to be hole defects.
And fifthly, judging the defect type according to the determined overall hemming parameters, regional hemming parameters and characteristic coefficients of the segmented edge and the overall rule degree index of the defect edge.
According to the above numbersIt is proposed that defect determination coefficients for determining both open and open defects in leather
Figure SMS_85
Figure SMS_86
wherein ,
Figure SMS_87
as the defect determination coefficient,
Figure SMS_88
the whole hemming parameters of the sectional edge;
Figure SMS_89
a regional hemming parameter for the segmented edge;
Figure SMS_90
characteristic coefficients for the segmented edge bead;
Figure SMS_91
is the rule degree index of the whole defect edge.
The formula comprehensively analyzes the parameters obtained in the above, sets a defect judgment coefficient threshold, sets the defect judgment coefficient threshold to 8 in the embodiment, and can take other values for the whole hemming parameter threshold according to the actual situation and the requirement on the detection accuracy of the defects in other embodiments.
Defect determination coefficient
Figure SMS_92
The defect at this time is considered to be an opening defect; conversely, the defect determination coefficient
Figure SMS_93
The defect at this time is considered to be a hole defect.
The above embodiments are only for illustrating the technical solution of the present application, and are not limiting; although the present application has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, it should be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art that: the technical scheme described in the foregoing embodiments can be modified or some technical features thereof can be replaced by equivalents; such modifications and substitutions do not depart from the scope of the embodiments of the present application, and are intended to be included within the scope of the present application.

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1. A method for detecting leather defects, comprising the steps of:
acquiring a gray image of the leather surface;
edge detection is carried out on the gray level image of the leather surface, and gradient vectors and gradient vector angles of all defect pixel points on the defect edge are determined;
determining a defective pixel point with a gradient vector angle difference value larger than a set differential angle value between the defective pixel point and an adjacent defective pixel point according to the gradient vector angle of each defective pixel point on the defective edge and taking the defective pixel point as a turning point, and segmenting the defective edge according to the determined turning point to obtain a plurality of segmented edges;
calculating the overall hemming parameters, regional hemming parameters and hemming characteristic coefficients of the segmented edges, and calculating the integral rule degree index of the defect edges;
and calculating a defect judgment coefficient for judging two defects of the opening and hole defects in the leather according to the integral hemming parameters of the segmented edge, the regional hemming parameters and the characteristic coefficients and the integral rule degree index of the defect edge, and finishing defect type judgment by using the defect judgment coefficient.
2. The method for detecting leather defects according to claim 1, wherein the method for determining the overall hemming parameters of the segmented edge comprises:
scanning the segment edges by adopting a gray level dependency matrix, and then calculating the integral hemming parameters of the segment edges:
Figure QLYQS_1
wherein ,
Figure QLYQS_2
for the segment edge global hemming parameters +.>
Figure QLYQS_3
For the number of dependent pixels obtained during gray scale dependent matrix scanning on the segment edges, +.>
Figure QLYQS_4
Is the number of all pixels scanned when the gray-scale dependency matrix is scanned on the segment edge.
3. The method for detecting leather defects according to claim 2, wherein the regional hemming parameters of the segmented edge are:
Figure QLYQS_5
wherein ,
Figure QLYQS_6
for the regional hemming parameters of the segmented edges, +.>
Figure QLYQS_7
For the number of pixels with dependency relationship in the single scanning of the gray-scale dependency matrix on the segment edge, < +.>
Figure QLYQS_8
Is the statistical number of all pixel points in the gray level dependency matrix.
4. A leather defect inspection method according to claim 3, wherein the hemming characteristic coefficients of the segmented edges are:
Figure QLYQS_9
wherein ,
Figure QLYQS_10
for the segmented edge hemming feature coefficient +.>
Figure QLYQS_11
The number of pixels at the edge is +.>
Figure QLYQS_12
Satisfies the region hemming parameter +.>
Figure QLYQS_13
And (3) defective pixels smaller than the region hemming parameter threshold, wherein n represents the number of defective pixels on the segment edge.
5. The method for detecting leather defects according to claim 4, wherein the degree of regularity index of the entire defective edge is:
Figure QLYQS_14
wherein ,
Figure QLYQS_15
a rule degree index indicating the whole of the defective edge, +.>
Figure QLYQS_16
Representing the number of segmented edges for the defect edge as a whole. />
6. The method for detecting leather defects according to claim 5, wherein the defect judging coefficients for judging both of the open and the hole defects in the leather are:
Figure QLYQS_17
wherein ,
Figure QLYQS_18
for defect determination coefficient, < >>
Figure QLYQS_19
The whole hemming parameters of the sectional edge;
Figure QLYQS_20
A regional hemming parameter for the segmented edge;
Figure QLYQS_21
Characteristic coefficients for the segmented edge bead;
Figure QLYQS_22
Is the rule degree index of the whole defect edge.
7. The method according to claim 5, wherein the defect is considered to be an open defect when the defect determination coefficient is not less than the defect determination coefficient threshold, and the defect is a hole defect otherwise.
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