Abstract

AbstractThis research introduces an advanced algorithm based on convolutional neural networks for the detection and categorization of surface defects in manufacturing processes. At its core, the algorithm employs a deep learning model that integrates residual networks and attention mechanisms to effectively extract features. Additionally, we have developed a novel feature selection method, named NR, which synergistically combines neighborhood component analysis and ReliefF techniques. This approach enables the selection of more representative deep features for subsequent analysis. For the classification task, we utilize the support vector machine technique, which demonstrates versatility in handling both binary and multi‐class classification scenarios. The reliability and superiority of our algorithm are further validated through a comparative analysis using a dataset specifically tailored for this context. The results indicate that our approach outperforms existing algorithms in accurately identifying manufacturing defects.

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