Multilevel chain-and-tree model for image-based decisions

Image analysis – Pattern recognition – Classification

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C382S156000, C382S160000, C382S209000, C706S012000, C706S020000, C706S046000

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07116825

ABSTRACT:
A multilevel Chain-And-Tree model provides a framework for an image based decision system. The decision system enables separation of effects of defects within one component from other components within a common subject. The framework provides for linking of structure constraints of components of a common subject and for checking and resolving their consistency. The framework allows discrimination between subtle image changes and natural variations of the subject. The framework for standard data representation facilitates production process control.

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