
doi: 10.1002/col.21895
AbstractColor is an indispensable indicator of product quality evaluation. To detect the color difference of fabrics, the Levenberg–Marquardt optimized back propagation (BP) algorithm is adopted to extract the color feature values of fabric images. First, RGB values are three inputs of BP neural network, and L*a*b* values measured by spectrophotometer are three outputs of the network. The trained network can obtain the corresponding L*a*b* values conveniently. Then the color difference can be calculated through color difference formula and the characteristic values obtained above. Finally, compared with the color difference calculated by the spectrophotometer, the most appropriate formula can be selected from the four formulas listed in the article (CIEDE2000, CMC, CIE94, and CIELAB) to acquire satisfying results. The experimental results reveal that the color difference of fabrics can be detected with a high accuracy and efficiency with this method. Plenty of duplication workloads and some complex conversion formulas can be avoided, making the acquirement of color difference more efficiently. © 2014 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Col Res Appl, 40, 311–317, 2015
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