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Tekno-12345 OP t1_jc9pgbl wrote
Reply to comment by HarissaForte in Using GANs to generate defective data by Tekno-12345
Thanks for the good ideas, i'll try them out.
What do you mean by the last part? How can I create patches of defects using the segmentation data?
You mean by classical methods?
Tekno-12345 OP t1_jc9oymg wrote
Reply to comment by HarissaForte in Using GANs to generate defective data by Tekno-12345
You're right, I'll try to incorporate more representative data.
I'll also try different splits
Thanks
Tekno-12345 OP t1_jc6jl0q wrote
Reply to comment by HarissaForte in Using GANs to generate defective data by Tekno-12345
I have a lot of good images with no defects.
And very few images with defects.
In order to train a good object detector for this task, a huge amount of defects will be needed.
Tekno-12345 OP t1_jc6drqj wrote
Reply to comment by HarissaForte in Using GANs to generate defective data by Tekno-12345
It could be..
However, such models require the data I am seeking
Tekno-12345 OP t1_jc5wf2t wrote
Reply to comment by Kuchenkiller in Using GANs to generate defective data by Tekno-12345
Thanks for the reply.
Yes classical methods did not generalize well on foreign data.
I don't have experience on GANs and wanted some experienced opinions.
I have some leads now, I'll try them out and get back to your comment if they did not work out.
Tekno-12345 OP t1_jc5vjac wrote
Reply to comment by gradientic in Using GANs to generate defective data by Tekno-12345
My problem with AD models is that they are very sensitive, even if trained on noise.
Any small diversion will be detected as defective.
Tekno-12345 OP t1_jc5vfvo wrote
Reply to comment by mcottondesign in Using GANs to generate defective data by Tekno-12345
Already tried these methods, they did not help much
Tekno-12345 OP t1_jc9zmeh wrote
Reply to comment by HarissaForte in Using GANs to generate defective data by Tekno-12345
Ow I see,
I have already done something similar but the results were not convincing.
Maybe I'll try it again using the masks.