Fault classification via energy based features of two-dimensional image data

Munwon Lim, Brani Vidakovic and Suk Joo Bae

Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods, 2023, vol. 52, issue 11, 3939-3959

Abstract: Automated anomaly detection is the prerequisite to minimize human errors and costs caused by manual inspection. Recently, image-based anomaly detections have gained more attention by widely adopting machine vision systems and computer-aided detections. We propose a classification method using spectral features based on 2D discrete wavelet packet transform under the hierarchical structure of wavelet energies. By capturing the self-similar and long-range dependent characteristics of 2D fractional Brownian field (fBf), wavelet packet spectra are derived to construct a linear model representing the relationship between wavelet energies and resolution levels. 2D DWPT-based energy features effectively preserve irregular oscillations in original images at high-frequency domains as well as at low-frequency domains under a pyramidal structure. In comparison with the existing 2D discrete wavelet transform method, the proposed method shows a potential in efficiently classifying normal and abnormal image data in a numerical example and a real industrial application.

Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1080/03610926.2021.1982986

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