IEEE Latin America Transactions · 2014 · 15 citations · 49 references
ComputingComputer ScienceComputer VisionData MiningMachine LearningClassificationImage ClassificationObject RecognitionPattern RecognitionSupervised LearningVisual Data MiningAutomated Visual InspectionAutomatic Visual InspectionClass ImbalanceClass Imbalance LearningImbalanced ClassificationMachine Learning ClassificationOne-class ClassificationVisual Inspection
The supervised machine learning has been showing very useful for the automatic visual inspection task. However, little has been considered about use traditional machine learning techniques on a domain where the classes are imbalanced. This problem corresponds to dealing with the situation where one class outnumbers the other. Traditional machine learning algorithms trained with imbalance datasets can be biased towards the majority class, thus producing poor predictive accuracy over the minority class. In this paper, we present different approaches to address the class imbalance problem and how these approaches have been used in the context of automatic visual inspection. The literature shows there are few works that consider the class imbalance problem on automatic visual inspection task and it shows that the one class classification technique is the most used.
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