2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.engappai.2022.105436
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A global interactive attention-based lightweight denoising network for locating internal defects of CFRP laminates

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“…In GIALDN, a thresholdbased denoising method was used to eliminate noise-related features and enhance feature discriminability. The results showed that GIALDN achieved a location accuracy of 98.68%, which was more than 15% higher than VGGnet11 and FaultNet, and outperformed LSTM, RNN, Rsenet18, SEresnet18, and Densenet121 [115]. For ultrasonic defect detection, which typically involves a larger volume of data compared to conventional eddy current testing, compressing input data into latent features can replace the indiscriminate retention of raw data.…”
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“…In GIALDN, a thresholdbased denoising method was used to eliminate noise-related features and enhance feature discriminability. The results showed that GIALDN achieved a location accuracy of 98.68%, which was more than 15% higher than VGGnet11 and FaultNet, and outperformed LSTM, RNN, Rsenet18, SEresnet18, and Densenet121 [115]. For ultrasonic defect detection, which typically involves a larger volume of data compared to conventional eddy current testing, compressing input data into latent features can replace the indiscriminate retention of raw data.…”
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confidence: 99%