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Improving the Accuracy of an R-CNN-Based Crack Identification System Using Different Preprocessing Algorithms
by
Xu, Xunqian
, Zhao, Mian
, Yang, Hao
, Shi, Peixin
, Liu, Wei
, Xu, Xiangyang
in
Accuracy
/ Algorithms
/ Computer vision
/ crack detection
/ Cracks
/ Deep learning
/ Dictionaries
/ Discriminant analysis
/ fast R-CNN algorithms
/ Fault diagnosis
/ intelligent monitoring
/ Machine vision
/ Maintenance and repair
/ Methods
/ Neural networks
/ Roads
/ Semantics
/ Signal processing
/ sparse feature
/ Sparsity
2022
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Improving the Accuracy of an R-CNN-Based Crack Identification System Using Different Preprocessing Algorithms
by
Xu, Xunqian
, Zhao, Mian
, Yang, Hao
, Shi, Peixin
, Liu, Wei
, Xu, Xiangyang
in
Accuracy
/ Algorithms
/ Computer vision
/ crack detection
/ Cracks
/ Deep learning
/ Dictionaries
/ Discriminant analysis
/ fast R-CNN algorithms
/ Fault diagnosis
/ intelligent monitoring
/ Machine vision
/ Maintenance and repair
/ Methods
/ Neural networks
/ Roads
/ Semantics
/ Signal processing
/ sparse feature
/ Sparsity
2022
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Improving the Accuracy of an R-CNN-Based Crack Identification System Using Different Preprocessing Algorithms
by
Xu, Xunqian
, Zhao, Mian
, Yang, Hao
, Shi, Peixin
, Liu, Wei
, Xu, Xiangyang
in
Accuracy
/ Algorithms
/ Computer vision
/ crack detection
/ Cracks
/ Deep learning
/ Dictionaries
/ Discriminant analysis
/ fast R-CNN algorithms
/ Fault diagnosis
/ intelligent monitoring
/ Machine vision
/ Maintenance and repair
/ Methods
/ Neural networks
/ Roads
/ Semantics
/ Signal processing
/ sparse feature
/ Sparsity
2022
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Improving the Accuracy of an R-CNN-Based Crack Identification System Using Different Preprocessing Algorithms
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Improving the Accuracy of an R-CNN-Based Crack Identification System Using Different Preprocessing Algorithms
2022
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Overview
The accurate intelligent identification and detection of road cracks is a key issue in road maintenance, and it has become popular to perform this task through the field of computer vision. In this paper, we proposed a deep learning-based crack detection method that initially uses the idea of image sparse representation and compressed sensing to preprocess the datasets. Only the pixels that represent the crack features remain, while most pixels of non-crack features are relatively sparse, which can significantly improve the accuracy and efficiency of crack identification. The proposed method achieved good results based on the limited datasets of crack images. Various algorithms were tested, namely, linear smooth, median filtering, Gaussian smooth, and grayscale threshold, where the optimal parameters of the various algorithms were analyzed and trained with faster regions with convolutional neural network features (faster R-CNN). The results of the experiments showed that the proposed method has good robustness, with higher detection efficiency in the presence of, for example, road markings, shallow cracks, multiple cracks, and blurring. The result shows that the improvement of mean average precision (mAP) can reach 5% compared with the original method.
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