Micro-particle classification using deep learning back propagation and cnn algorithm
摘要
Micro-particle contamination is a key issue in automotive manufacturing, as it directly affects system reliability and cleanliness. This study proposes a BP–CNN framework for particle classification across different size ranges. Particles larger than 300 μm are classified using a back-propagation (BP) neural network based on geometric descriptors, while particles in the range of 50–300 μm are classified using a DenseNet121-based convolutional neural network (CNN) that learns morphological features from images. The BP-CNN framework classified 7,500 particle images from 13 classes, collected from various automotive transmission manufacturing processes such as CNC machining, casting, high-pressure water jet deburring, brush deburring, and robot reaming … Experimental results show that the proposed BP–CNN framework achieves higher performance than standalone BP, CNN ResNet, CNN EfficientNet, CNN-TL-SVM model, with an overall accuracy of 99.12%. This research provides performance address for automotive particle identification.