Considering that the manual inspection of the yarn-dyed fabric can be time consuming and less efficient, a convolutional neural network (CNN) solution based on the modified AlexNet structure for the classification of the yarn-dyed fabric defect is proposed. CNN has powerful ability of feature extraction and feature fusion which can simulate the learning mechanism of the human brain. In order to enhance computational efficiency and detection accuracy, the local response normalization (LRN) layers in AlexNet are replaced by the batch normalization (BN) layers. In the process of the network training, through several convolution operations, the characteristics of the image are extracted step by step, and the essential features of the image can be obtained from the edge features. And the max pooling layers, the dropout layers, the fully connected layers are also employed in the classification model to reduce the computation cost and acquire more precise features of fabric defect. Finally, the results of the defect classification are predicted by the softmax function. The experimental results show the capability of defect classification via the modified Alexnet model and indicate its robustness.
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