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Fig 1.

Examples of images: (a) without defect, (b)& (c) with small defects, and (d:f) with big defects.

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Fig 2.

Examples of features extracted from two different images: (a) original images, (b) gradient, and (c) Gabor features.

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Fig 3.

Visualization of the output features from the second hidden layer when applying an autoencoder on: (a) grayscale images, (b) gradient images, and (c) the binary images.

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Table 1.

Classification performance with different features for representing images and different classifiers.

The best performances are indicated in bold (the lower the better). These results are obtained using 100-fold cross validation.

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Fig 4.

ROC curves of the methods with different images features and different classifiers: the proposed method (top), SVM (middle), and KNN (bottom).

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Table 2.

Performance of the methods for detecting defective patches.

Rates are obtained using 100-fold cross validation. Here, we provide the average performance and the standard deviation (Std) over the 100 runs.

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Fig 5.

ROC curves of the methods with different features for representing images and different classifiers.

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Fig 6.

Examples of successful defects detections (a & b) using the proposed method.

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Fig 7.

Examples of incorrect detections: False positive (top row) and false negative (bottom row).

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