Nonlinear dimensionality reduction in robot vision for industrial monitoring process via deep three dimensional Spearman
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Nonlinear dimensionality reduction in robot vision for industrial monitoring process via deep three dimensional Spearman correlation analysis (D3D-SCA) Keyang Cheng 1 & Muhammad Saddam Khokhar 1
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& Misbah Ayoub & Zakria Jamali
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Received: 9 October 2019 / Revised: 3 July 2020 / Accepted: 9 September 2020 # Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part of Springer Nature 2020
Abstract
During the era of Industry 4.0, the industrial robot monitoring process is getting success and popularity day by day. It also plays a vital role in the enhancement of robot vision algorithms. This paper proposed a model Deep Three Dimensional Spearman Correlation Analysis (D3DSCA) to address nonlinear dimensionality reduction in robot vision for three-dimensional data. Dealing with three-dimensional multimedia datasets using traditional algorithms, to date, researchers have been facing limitations and challenges because mostly sub-space learning algorithms and their developments cannot perform satisfactorily in most of the time with linear and non-linear data dependency. The proposed model directly finds the relations between two sets of three-dimensional data without reshaping the data into 2D-matrices or vectors and dramatically reduces the dimensional reduction and computational algorithm complexity. The proposed model extracts deep information and translates it into a decision. To do so, three components are employed in the proposed model: customized deep learning model Inception_V3 for deep feature mapping, three-dimensional spearman correlation analysis for comparing pairwise deep features without a singular matrix and spatial dilemma problem, and the customized Xception classifier with automatic online updating ability and adjustable neural architecture for low latency models. The motivation of the proposed model is to advance the scalability of existing industrial robot vision applications which based on recognition, detection and re-identification approaches. Extensive findings on industrial datasets named “3D Objects on turntable and Caltech 101” demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed model. Keywords Deep features correlation analysis . Robotvision . Dimensionreduction . Transferlearning
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* Muhammad Saddam Khokhar [email protected] Extended author information available on the last page of the article
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1 Introduction Industrial robotic approach has been used for several decades. According to the international federation of robotics reports 384,000 industrial robots installed globally in 2018 [16], and robotics research will create almost 60 million more jobs [27]. Additionally, robotic vision is an important application for the robotic sense of decision or cognition enabling mechanisms. Significant robotic vision applications are object recognition, object re-identification, robotic bin p
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