Abstract

Deep learning has been proven to be able to provide significant contributions to several fields, including industry. It has also been proven that it has resulted in an outstanding performance for classification, detection, and even segmentation processes. In the leather industry, it also successfully gave valuable results, especially for the leather defect inspection process. However, despite its outstanding performance, it remained a drawback because it produced insignificant results if employed in a small or imbalanced dataset. This research work focuses on the analysis of the implementation of the data balancing method for improving the performance of the deep learning method for classifying the types of leather defects. This research work was done by employing three processes. In the first step, we utilized the data balancing method to balance the data proportion. In the next step, we employed GoogLeNet as a deep learning architecture for training and testing processes. Our experiment was conducted in two scenarios. The first scenario was done by using the original dataset. Whereas the second scenario was accomplished by utilizing the data balancing method before training and testing. According to the experiment results, implementing the data balancing method successfully increased the performance of the deep learning method by more than 15%. It can be inferred that the proportion or the number of data strongly affected the performance of deep learning models.

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