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21 May 2014 Estimating non-metallic coating thickness using artificial neural network modeled time-resolved thermography: capacity and constraints
Hongjin Wang, Sheng-Jen Hsieh
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Abstract
Current studies suggest that thermography-based measurements may provide a feasible solution for measuring the thickness of non-metallic coatings. The focus of this research was to build an artificial neural network model to predict coating thickness using active thermography and thickness samples that have not previously been seen by the model. Best results (7.5% error) were achieved when using an ANN model with the derivative of a temperature increment’s real part Laplace transform over the real axis as the input, the gradient descent with momentum back-propagation training algorithm, and 20 hidden nodes.
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Hongjin Wang and Sheng-Jen Hsieh "Estimating non-metallic coating thickness using artificial neural network modeled time-resolved thermography: capacity and constraints", Proc. SPIE 9105, Thermosense: Thermal Infrared Applications XXXVI, 91050K (21 May 2014); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2049903
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KEYWORDS
Coating

Data modeling

Thermal modeling

Artificial neural networks

Thermography

Neural networks

Statistical modeling

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