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30 October 1997 Intensity compensation for online detection of defects on fruit
James Zhiqing Wen, Yang Tao
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Abstract
A machine-vision sorting system was developed that utilizes the difference in light reflectance of fruit surfaces to distinguish the defective and good apples. To accommodate to the spherical reflectance characteristics of fruit with curved surface like apple, a spherical transform algorithm was developed that converts the original image to a non-radiant image without losing defective segments on the fruit. To prevent high-quality dark-colored fruit form being classified into the defective class and increase the defect detection rate for light-colored fruit, an intensity compensation method using maximum propagation was used. Experimental results demonstrated the effectiveness of the method based on maximum propagation and spherical transform for on-line detection of defects on apples.
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James Zhiqing Wen and Yang Tao "Intensity compensation for online detection of defects on fruit", Proc. SPIE 3164, Applications of Digital Image Processing XX, (30 October 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.292772
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KEYWORDS
Defect detection

Image segmentation

Spherical lenses

Algorithm development

Reflectivity

Image processing algorithms and systems

Machine vision

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