Abstract
This study investigates the application of fuzzy logic in predicting seam strength in cotton plain canvas fabric, focusing on both warp and weft directions. The precise prediction of seam strength is crucial for manufacturers to uphold quality standards, enhance production efficiency, and minimize waste. The fuzzy logic model in this study uses thread linear density and stitch per inch as input parameters and warp and weft seam strength as output variables. The modeling was conducted using MATLAB, specifically utilizing the Mamdani fuzzy inference system with triangle membership functions. The fuzzy logic model was found to be very accurate, as shown by coefficients of determination (R2) of 0.9841 for the warp way and 0.9888 for the weft way, along with correlation coefficients (R) of 0.992 and 0.9944. The mean absolute percentage error (MAPE) was calculated to be 4.8719 % for the warp way and 4.7561 % for the weft way, each below 5 %, underscoring the model's reliability and robustness in seam strength prediction. This research provides findings with substantial implications for the textile industry, where the application of predictive models is on the rise to enhance production efficiency and product quality. Manufacturers can improve their ability to forecast regarding fabric properties and adjust production processes through the implementation of fuzzy logic models. This approach is consistent with current industry trends emphasizing automation and digitalization, wherein predictive models are essential for facilitating smart manufacturing and quality control.
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