Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 48, Issue 6, 0602108(2021)
Spot Ablated by Femtosecond Laser Classification Based on Cascaded Support Vector Machine
Fig. 2. Two forms of light spot at different powers. (a) 10 mW;(b) 20 mW;(c) 50 mW
Fig. 4. Centroid coordinates of sequential spots at different powers. (a) 10 mW; (b) 20 mW; (c) 50 mW
Fig. 5. First-level SVM classification results under different powers. (a) 10 mW; (b) 20 mW; (c) 50 mW
Fig. 8. SSIM values of E spot at different powers. (a)10 mW; (b) 20 mW; (c) 50 mW
Fig. 9. Cascade SVM classification results at different powers. (a) 10 mW; (b) 20 mW; (c) 50 mW
Fig. 10. Classification results of different methods at 10 mW power. (a) HOG-SVM method; (b) LBP-SVM method; (c) GP-SVM method; (d) accuracy comparison curves of four methods
Fig. 11. Classification results of different methods at 20 mW power. (a) HOG-SVM method; (b) LBP-SVM method; (c) GP-SVM method; (d) accuracy comparison curves of four methods
Fig. 12. Classification results of different methods at 50 mW power. (a) HOG-SVM method; (b) LBP-SVM method; (c) GP-SVM method; (d) accuracy comparison curves of four methods
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Fubin Wang, Mengzhu Liu, Tu Paul. Spot Ablated by Femtosecond Laser Classification Based on Cascaded Support Vector Machine[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2021, 48(6): 0602108
Category: Laser Material Processing
Received: Jul. 6, 2020
Accepted: Aug. 28, 2020
Published Online: Mar. 15, 2021
The Author Email: Mengzhu Liu (18332799332@163.com)