Method and apparatus for incremental concurrent learning in auto

Image analysis – Applications – Manufacturing or product inspection

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ABSTRACT:
An incremental concurrent learning method starts with providing potential defects and fabrication information and a primary classification rule and secondary classification rule selection from a knowledge defect database from multiple products with different process cycles. The method then performs a truth inquiry to update a classification rule database for use by the primary classification rule and secondary classification rule selection. The method performs a primary defect classification and checks the confidence of the classification, and performs a secondary defect classification if the confidence is not high. If the confidence of the secondary defect classification is not high, a new defect may have been discovered and a novelty defect detection step is performed to define artifacts or potential new defect types to provide information for the truth inquiry.

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