The systematic use of non-destructive testing is important both for on-line quality control during the production process and the maintenance of complex equipment especially in industrial applications. In such a context, the ultrasound imaging techniques cover an important role above all in those cases in which it is requested a great penetration depth. Starting from an experimental database (affected by uncertainties due to sampling and/or noise, so of clear fuzzy nature), the authors propose a new approach aimed at the optimization of the operational parameters of ultrasonic phased array probes. the problem of optimization is translated in an equivalent problem of classification through a fuzzy similarity approach: different images produced by different probes are compared. The quality of the proposed procedure has been assessed comparing the obtained results also with SOM-type technique in which the parameters of similarity among neurons has been considered of fuzzy nature.
Fuzzy similarities for the optimization of the operational parameters related to ultrasonic phased array probes for industrial application / Matteo, Cacciola; Salvatore, Calcagno; F., Carlo Morabito; Isabella, Palamara; Diego, Pellicanò; Mario, Versaci; Acciani, Giuseppe; Antonietta, Dimucci. - (2013). (Intervento presentato al convegno 18th International Conference on Digital Signal Processing, DSP 2013 tenutosi a Santorini, Greece nel July 1-3, 2013) [10.1109/ICDSP.2013.6622810].
Fuzzy similarities for the optimization of the operational parameters related to ultrasonic phased array probes for industrial application
ACCIANI, Giuseppe;
2013-01-01
Abstract
The systematic use of non-destructive testing is important both for on-line quality control during the production process and the maintenance of complex equipment especially in industrial applications. In such a context, the ultrasound imaging techniques cover an important role above all in those cases in which it is requested a great penetration depth. Starting from an experimental database (affected by uncertainties due to sampling and/or noise, so of clear fuzzy nature), the authors propose a new approach aimed at the optimization of the operational parameters of ultrasonic phased array probes. the problem of optimization is translated in an equivalent problem of classification through a fuzzy similarity approach: different images produced by different probes are compared. The quality of the proposed procedure has been assessed comparing the obtained results also with SOM-type technique in which the parameters of similarity among neurons has been considered of fuzzy nature.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.