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Integrating a Genetic Algorithm and a Self-organizing Map Network for an Automatically Separating Color Printed Fabric System

2009-09-01

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We need more than words and simple methods to describe the various different color patterns found on printed fabrics nowadays. The complexity in pattern identification has made the analysis and comparison difficult and will have to be managed manually. The automatic computer color separating system for printed fabrics, proposed in this paper, integrates a genetic algorithm (GA) and a self-organizing map network (S...

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Literature Corpus work: 16dfdbb3-eb7a-57de-84ea-1d7f74494f51
DOI: 10.1177/0040517509102386

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