An identification method of cashmere and wool by the two features fusion

Abstract

PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to select the optimal feature parameters to further improve the identification accuracy of cashmere and wool.Design/methodology/approachTo increase the accuracy, the authors put forward a method selecting optimal parameters based on the fusion of morphological feature and texture feature. The first step is to acquire the fiber diameter measured by the central axis algorithm. The second step is to acquire the optimal texture feature parameters. This step is mainly achieved by using the variance of secondary statistics of these two texture features to get four statistics and then finding the impact factors of gray level co-occurrence matrix relying on the relationship between the secondary statistic values and the pixel pitch. Finally, the five-dimensional feature vectors extracted from the sample image are fed into the fisher classifier.FindingsThe improvement of identification accuracy can be achieved by determining the optimal feature parameters and fusing two texture features. The average identification accuracy is 96.713% in this paper, which is very helpful to improve the efficiency of detector in the textile industry.Originality/valueIn this paper, a novel identification method which extracts the optimal feature parameter is proposed.