Dual-branch information extraction and local attention anchor-free network for defect detection
Xiaobin Wang,
Qiang Zhang,
Chengjun Chen
Abstract:In the production process, the presence of surface defects seriously affects the quality of industrial products. Existing defect detectors are not suitable for surface with scattered distribution and complex texture of defects. In this study, a dual-branch information extraction and local attention anchor-free network for defect detection (DLA-FCOS), which is based on the fully convolutional one-stage network, is proposed to accurately locate and detect surface defects of industrial products. Firstly, a dual-b… Show more
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