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Fuzzy Morphological Filters for Processing of Printed Circuit Board Images

  • Alexander InyutinEmail author
  • Alexander Doudkin
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Part of the Communications in Computer and Information Science book series (CCIS, volume 1055)

Abstract

The paper describes evaluation of effectiveness of morphological filters for removal of noise on images of layers of printed circuit boards by criteria of the minimum noise and computing complexity of filters and the minimum layout distortions. For assessment, the filters are applied with different parameters to a set of images on which a search and classification of defects of layout are carried out further.

Keywords

Mathematical morphology Noise reduction Printed circuit board PCB Layout Image 
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Acknowledgement

The work was partially supported by Belarusian Republican Foundation for Fundamental Research (project No. Ф19MC-032).

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  1. 1.United Institute of Informatics ProblemsMinskBelarus

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