Segmentation and defect detection on large areas in several frames

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In article we consider the problem of finding defects on large areas with a limited set of defective images. Two regularization methods are presented that help to significantly increase the result of defect segmentation, namely, the operation of inserting defects into non-abnormal images and the operation of normal. Computational experiments aimed at investigating the effectiveness of the proposed method in comparison with existing techniques have been carried out.

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G. K. Bukalov

Kostroma State University

Author for correspondence.
Email: gk.bukalov44@yandex.ru

Professor

Russian Federation, Kostroma

A. O. Burygin

Kostroma State University

Email: g.t.m.p@yandex.ru

PhD Student

Russian Federation, Kostroma

I. G. Panin

Kostroma State University

Email: igpanin@list.ru

Professor

Russian Federation, Kostroma

A. V. Tortsev

Kostroma State University

Email: fullfulk47458@gmail.com

PhD Student

Russian Federation, Kostroma

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