RIAWELC: A Novel Dataset of Radiographic Images for Automatic Weld Defects Classification

RIAWELC: новый набор радиографических изображений для автоматической классификации дефектов сварных соединений
Benito Totino, Fanny Spagnolo, Stefania Perri
2023-03-15

RIAWELC datasetSqueezeNetconvolutional neural networksradiographic imageswelding defect classification
In the last few years, extracting, analyzing and classifying welding defects in radiographic images received a great deal of attention in several industry manufacturing. Nowadays, computer vision affords considerable accuracy in many practical applications, but making automatic processes approachable also in this field is still a challenge. As an example, Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) are widely recognized as efficient and accurate classification structures, but, due to the limited availability of specific datasets, training a CNN to classify welding defects is not trivial. This paper presents a new dataset collecting 24,407 radiographic images related to several classes of welding defects: lack of penetration, cracks, porosity and no defect. The proposed dataset of welding defects in radiographic images is released freely to the research community. As an example of application, the dataset has been used to train a customized version of the SqueezeNet CNN obtaining a test accuracy higher than 93%.
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A customized SqueezeNet trained on RIAWELC achieved test accuracy higher than 93%.
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RIAWELC introduces a freely available dataset of 24,407 radiographic images for automatic welding-defect classification.
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The dataset addresses limited availability of domain-specific radiographic data for training convolutional neural networks.
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The dataset covers four classes: lack of penetration, cracks, porosity, and no defect.

Radiographic images of welded joints containing classified conditions of lack of penetration, cracks, porosity, or no defect

Automatic classification of welding defects in radiographic images using CNN-based computer vision

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Benito Totino
Fanny Spagnolo
Stefania Perri
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