SFCF-Net:空间频率协同学习用于工业放射检查中的服务前飞机发动机叶片的造缺陷细分

Shun Wang1, Zhiying Sun1, Xifeng Fang1

  • 1School of Mechanical Engineering, Jiangsu University of Science and Technology, Zhenjiang 212003, China.

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概括

一个新的网络,SFCF-Net,通过准确检测轮机叶片造缺陷来提高飞机发动机安全. 它结合了空间和频域特征,克服了现有方法的局限性,以便更好地对缺陷进行细分.

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