article·1993-05-01

Seam Pucker Prediction Using Neural Computing

George K. Stylios, R. Parsons‐Moore

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Abstract

Seam pucker can be predicted using thickness, weight, and weft and warp (cantilever) bending stiffness as inputs to a back propagation neural network technique. Correlation coefficients between network approximation and subjective assessment of higher than 0.875 have been reported, which validate the importance of fabric properties used and establish a new prediction technique based on artificial intelligent neural computing. Argues that the integration between the instruments used and the network can provide a new industry tool for combating seam pucker.
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OpenAlex topics: Textile materials and evaluations · Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection · Optical measurement and interference techniques

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