Multi-label classification algorithms for composite materials under infrared thermography testing

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Abstract

The key idea in this paper is to propose multi-labels classification algorithms to handle benchmark thermal datasets that are practically associated with different data characteristics and have only one health condition (damaged composite materials). A suggested alternative approach for extracting the statistical contents from the thermal images, is also employed. This approach offers comparable advantages for classifying multi-labelled datasets over more complex methods. Overall scored accuracy of different methods utilised in this approach showed that Random Forest algorithm has a clear higher performance over the others. This investigation is very unique as there has been no similar work published so far. Finally, the results demonstrated in this work provide a new perspective on the inspection of composite materials using Infrared Pulsed Thermography.

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Alhammad, M., Avdelidis, N. P., Ibarra Castanedo, C., Maldague, X., Zolotas, A., Torbali, E., & Genest, M. (2024). Multi-label classification algorithms for composite materials under infrared thermography testing. Quantitative InfraRed Thermography Journal, 21(1), 3–29. https://doi.org/10.1080/17686733.2022.2126638

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