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A Novel Segmentation Method for Furnace Flame Using Adaptive Color Model and Hybrid-Coded HLO

Pinggai Zhang, Minrui Fei, Ling Wang, Xian Wu, Chen Peng, Kai Chen and Sergio Gómez

Complexity, 2021, vol. 2021, 1-16

Abstract: In recent years, the combustion furnace has been widely applied in many different fields of industrial technology, and the accurate detection of combustion states can effectively help operators adjust combustion strategies to improve combustion utilization and ensure safe operation. However, the combustion states inside the industrial furnace change according to the production needs, which further challenges the optimal set of model parameters. To effectively segment the flame pixels, a novel segmentation method for furnace flame using adaptive color model and hybrid-coded human learning optimization (AHcHLO) is proposed. A new adaptive color model with mixed variables (NACMM) is designed for adapting to different combustion states, and the AHcHLO is developed to search for the optimal parameters of NACMM. Then, the best NACMM with optimal parameters is adopted to segment the combustion flame image more precisely and effectively. Finally, the experiment results show that the developed AHcHLO obtains the best-known overall results so far on benchmark functions and the proposed NACMM outperforms state-of-the-art flame segmentation approaches, providing a high detection accuracy and a low false detection rate.

Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1155/2021/3027126

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