2016
DOI: 10.14502/tekstilec2016.59.28-40
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3D Visualisation of Woven Fabric Porosity

Abstract: Namen raziskave je bila analiza vpliva priprave tekstur za 3D vizualizacijo poroznosti tkanin, in sicer vrednotenje vpliva osvetlitve tkanine pri zajemu slik in način določanja praga histograma vzorcev za pripravo map poroznosti. Vpeljan je bil delokrog za vizualizacijo poroznih tekstilnih struktur, ki vključuje slikovne informacije in slikovno analizo teh za pridobivanje točnejših podatkov o porah. Izbrana je bila tkanina, iz katere so narejeni »rokavci«, ki so del gorenjske ljudske noše. Tkanina z izrazitimi… Show more

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“…For more detailed information about the area, shape, and volume of individual parts (pores), we can use image analysis to look at the frequency distribution of the values of parameters or describe another area of particles, which gives us information about: the determination of pores, shape descriptors, perimeters, their number, size, center of mass, concentration, etc. [ 12 , 18 , 26 , 27 ].…”
Section: Theoretical Partmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For more detailed information about the area, shape, and volume of individual parts (pores), we can use image analysis to look at the frequency distribution of the values of parameters or describe another area of particles, which gives us information about: the determination of pores, shape descriptors, perimeters, their number, size, center of mass, concentration, etc. [ 12 , 18 , 26 , 27 ].…”
Section: Theoretical Partmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…local point of a histogram, manual definition and Yen algorithm (which was selected on the basis of the image analysis among different ImageJ algorithms) [52].…”
Section: Work-flow For Visualisation Of Irregular Cloth Surfacementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The detection of specular areas was found to be significantly dependent on local and global threshold approach and Percentile algorithm was finally selected, as other algorithms resulted in threshold images that were unsuitable for further 3D visualisation [53]. Image analysis of detected porous and specular areas enabled the numerical evaluation of areas covered by pores and specular surfaces and the average size and the number of porous and specular areas.…”
Section: Work-flow For Visualisation Of Irregular Cloth Surfacementioning
confidence: 99%