Iterative Cluster Harvesting for Wafer Map Defect Patterns
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| author | Pleli, Alina Baeuerle, Simon Janus, Michel Barth, Jonas Mikut, Ralf Lensch, Hendrik P. A. |
| author_facet | Pleli, Alina Baeuerle, Simon Janus, Michel Barth, Jonas Mikut, Ralf Lensch, Hendrik P. A. |
| contents | Unsupervised clustering of wafer map defect patterns is challenging because the appearance of certain defect patterns varies significantly. This includes changing shape, location, density, and rotation of the defect area on the wafer. We present a harvesting approach, which can cluster even challenging defect patterns of wafer maps well. Our approach makes use of a well-known, three-step procedure: feature extraction, dimension reduction, and clustering. The novelty in our approach lies in repeating dimensionality reduction and clustering iteratively while filtering out one cluster per iteration according to its silhouette score. This method leads to an improvement of clustering performance in general and is especially useful for difficult defect patterns. The low computational effort allows for a quick assessment of large datasets and can be used to support manual labeling efforts. We benchmark against related approaches from the literature and show improved results on a real-world industrial dataset. |
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| spellingShingle | Iterative Cluster Harvesting for Wafer Map Defect Patterns Pleli, Alina Baeuerle, Simon Janus, Michel Barth, Jonas Mikut, Ralf Lensch, Hendrik P. A. Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Unsupervised clustering of wafer map defect patterns is challenging because the appearance of certain defect patterns varies significantly. This includes changing shape, location, density, and rotation of the defect area on the wafer. We present a harvesting approach, which can cluster even challenging defect patterns of wafer maps well. Our approach makes use of a well-known, three-step procedure: feature extraction, dimension reduction, and clustering. The novelty in our approach lies in repeating dimensionality reduction and clustering iteratively while filtering out one cluster per iteration according to its silhouette score. This method leads to an improvement of clustering performance in general and is especially useful for difficult defect patterns. The low computational effort allows for a quick assessment of large datasets and can be used to support manual labeling efforts. We benchmark against related approaches from the literature and show improved results on a real-world industrial dataset. |
| title | Iterative Cluster Harvesting for Wafer Map Defect Patterns |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.15436 |