Evaluation of texture feature based on basic local binary pattern for wood defect classification

Wood defects detection has been studied a lot recently to detect the defects on the wood surface and assist the manufacturers in having a clear wood to be used to produce a high-quality product. Therefore, the defects on the wood affect and reduce the quality of wood. This research proposes an effec...

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Published in:International journal of advances in intelligent informatics Vol. 7; no. 1; pp. 26 - 36
Main Authors: Ibrahim, Eihab Abdelkariem Bashir, Hashim, Ummi Raba'ah, Salahuddin, Lizawati, Ismail, Nor Haslinda, Choon, Ngo Hea, Kanchymalay, Kasturi, Zabri, Siti Normi
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Yogyakarta Universitas Ahmad Dahlan 01-03-2021
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Summary:Wood defects detection has been studied a lot recently to detect the defects on the wood surface and assist the manufacturers in having a clear wood to be used to produce a high-quality product. Therefore, the defects on the wood affect and reduce the quality of wood. This research proposes an effective feature extraction technique called the local binary pattern (LBP) with a common classifier called Support Vector Machine (SVM). Our goal is to classify the natural defects on the wood surface. First, preprocessing was applied to convert the RGB images into grayscale images. Then, the research applied the LBP feature extraction technique with eight neighbors (P=8) and several radius (R) values. After that, we apply the SVM classifier for the classification and measure the proposed technique's performance. The experimental result shows that the average accuracy achieved is 65% on the balanced dataset with P=8 and R=1. It indicates that the proposed technique works moderately well to classify wood defects. This study will consequently contribute to the overall wood defect detection framework, which generally benefits the automated inspection of the wood defects.
ISSN:2442-6571
2442-6571
DOI:10.26555/ijain.v7il.393