TY - JOUR
T1 - Investigation of seam pucker in lightweight synthetic fabrics as an aesthetic property part I
T2 - A cognitive model for the measurement of seam pucker
AU - Stylios, G.
AU - Soiomi, J. O.
N1 - Funding Information:
This work has been supported by a grant from the ACME Directorate of the Science and Engineering Research Council of the UK. Appreciation is expressed to Marks and Spencer Pic and their suppliers for providing the commercial fabric samples.
PY - 1993
Y1 - 1993
N2 - Scam pucker is an area which is now receiving particular attention especially with the development of micrnlihre fabrics which arc inherently prone to deformations daring garment manufacture. Although fabric properties can be related to seam pucker, the aesthetic judgement is still left to subjective assessment which Ls based upon ranking the stitched fabric samples by judges having compared them with photographic ‘standards*. The shortcomings of this procedure are obvious; judges do not always agree, they need to be trained, the procedure is time consuming and non standardised. This paper reports upon the development of a new measuring procedure which is based on the use of a computer and a camera, ie eomputer ‘vision’. This procedure is objective and is focused on the aesthetic property of the seam assent bly, by ‘modelling’ the cognitive process involved in seam pucker assessment. The results are organised in two parts: Part I reports on the development of a cognitive 'model’ for the measurement of seam pucker and Part II on the model implementation using the computer ‘vision’ system.
AB - Scam pucker is an area which is now receiving particular attention especially with the development of micrnlihre fabrics which arc inherently prone to deformations daring garment manufacture. Although fabric properties can be related to seam pucker, the aesthetic judgement is still left to subjective assessment which Ls based upon ranking the stitched fabric samples by judges having compared them with photographic ‘standards*. The shortcomings of this procedure are obvious; judges do not always agree, they need to be trained, the procedure is time consuming and non standardised. This paper reports upon the development of a new measuring procedure which is based on the use of a computer and a camera, ie eomputer ‘vision’. This procedure is objective and is focused on the aesthetic property of the seam assent bly, by ‘modelling’ the cognitive process involved in seam pucker assessment. The results are organised in two parts: Part I reports on the development of a cognitive 'model’ for the measurement of seam pucker and Part II on the model implementation using the computer ‘vision’ system.
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U2 - 10.1080/00405009308658990
DO - 10.1080/00405009308658990
M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:0027786797
SN - 0040-5000
VL - 84
SP - 593
EP - 600
JO - Journal of The Textile Institute
JF - Journal of The Textile Institute
IS - 4
ER -