FINE-TUNING TRANSFER LEARNING MODEL IN WOVEN FABRIC PATTERN CLASSIFICATION

It is important to figure out the patterns of woven fabrics before producing woven fabric with a machine. Recognition of woven fabric pattern usually with the help of the human eye can understand the fabric pattern. However, this manual checking takes a lot of time, money, and work, which will raise the cost of making woven fabrics. This study uses the VGG16, VGG19, MobileNet, and Inception-V3 methods to classify woven fabric patterns. It also wants to see how fine-tuning method can help algorithms be more accurate at classifying images. The research was divided into four phases, including image acquisition, image preprocessing, image classification and evaluation. A total of 978 pictures of motifs included in the research dataset. There are 351 images for the cotton class, 76 images for linen, 195 images for silk, and 356 images for wool. As the result, the highest testing accuracy was in the Inception-V3 experiment (with fine-tuning) of 72.51%, and the lowest was in the VGG19 experiment (with fine-tuning) of 52.92%. © 2022 ICIC International.