Abstract
In general, an image of woven fabric sample can be regarded as a typical textured image. The detection of local fabric defects is one of the most captivating problems in computer vision and has received much attention over the years. In the textile industry, careful inspections for woven fabrics have to be carried out because fabric defects may reduce the profit of a company by 45% or 65%. Real time automated fabric defect detection plays a crucial role in the textile manufacturing industry to ensure that the industry meets its high quality standards. Indeed. The production of good quality products is a key issue for increasing profitability and customer satisfaction and thus improving the industry's competitive edge in the global market. If defects in the fabrics are not discovered prior to the garment manufacturing process, significant financial losses can incur.
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