Effect of image size on performance of a plastic gear crack detection system based convolutional neural networks: an experimental study

Effect of image size on performance of a plastic gear crack detection system based convolutional neural networks: an experimental study
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10.1117/12.2557977
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2020-04
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Huy Kien Bui;D. Iba;Y. Tsutsui;A. Kajihata;Yu Lei;N. Miura;Takashi Iizuka;A. Masuda;A. Sone;I. Moriwaki
Huy Kien Bui;D. Iba;Y. Tsutsui;A. Kajihata;Yu Lei;N. Miura;Takashi Iizuka;A. Masuda;A. Sone;I. Moriwaki
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Huy Kien Bui;D. Iba;Y. Tsutsui;A. Kajihata;Yu Lei;N. Miura;Takashi Iizuka;A. Masuda;A. Sone;I. Moriwaki

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