A Novel Two-Way Transfer Learning Approach for Enhanced Fabric Fault Detection
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| author | A. R. Patil S. R. Pati |
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| contents | <p>Fabric defect detection is a crucial task in the textile industry, where early identification of faults ensures product quality<br>and minimizes production losses. Conventional inspection methods, often manual and subjective, are insufficient for realtime and large-scale textile monitoring. While deep learning has significantly advanced defect detection performance, its<br>effectiveness is hindered by the scarcity of labeled textile datasets and the domain gap between generic image features and<br>fabric-specific textures. To overcome these limitations, this paper proposes a Two-Way Transfer Learning (TWTL)Approach<br>for fabric fault detection, which leverages bidirectional knowledge transfer between a source domain (e.g., ImageNet) and a<br>target domain (TILDA datasets). Our method integrates both forward and backward transfer mechanisms to enhance<br>feature adaptability and defect classification accuracy. Experimental results on benchmark datasets such as TILDA<br>demonstrate that the proposed approach outperforms traditional CNNs and one-way transfer learning models with notable<br>improvements in performance metrics such as accuracy, precision etc. The optimized lightweight architecture of the model<br>facilitates low-latency inference on edge devices, ensuring its applicability for real-time automated textile inspection in<br>resource-constrained environments.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | A Novel Two-Way Transfer Learning Approach for Enhanced Fabric Fault Detection A. R. Patil S. R. Pati deep learning, fabric fault detection, image classification, industrial automation, textile inspection, transfer learning <p>Fabric defect detection is a crucial task in the textile industry, where early identification of faults ensures product quality<br>and minimizes production losses. Conventional inspection methods, often manual and subjective, are insufficient for realtime and large-scale textile monitoring. While deep learning has significantly advanced defect detection performance, its<br>effectiveness is hindered by the scarcity of labeled textile datasets and the domain gap between generic image features and<br>fabric-specific textures. To overcome these limitations, this paper proposes a Two-Way Transfer Learning (TWTL)Approach<br>for fabric fault detection, which leverages bidirectional knowledge transfer between a source domain (e.g., ImageNet) and a<br>target domain (TILDA datasets). Our method integrates both forward and backward transfer mechanisms to enhance<br>feature adaptability and defect classification accuracy. Experimental results on benchmark datasets such as TILDA<br>demonstrate that the proposed approach outperforms traditional CNNs and one-way transfer learning models with notable<br>improvements in performance metrics such as accuracy, precision etc. The optimized lightweight architecture of the model<br>facilitates low-latency inference on edge devices, ensuring its applicability for real-time automated textile inspection in<br>resource-constrained environments.</p> |
| title | A Novel Two-Way Transfer Learning Approach for Enhanced Fabric Fault Detection |
| topic | deep learning, fabric fault detection, image classification, industrial automation, textile inspection, transfer learning |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17608799 |