Design of automatic tobacco trash detection system based on quadratic fuzzy theory

Abstract

Fuzzy sets and deep learning models have accurate recognition accuracy in automatic detection. To be able to accurately identify tobacco debris and improve the quality of cigarettes, this paper proposes the design of a tobacco debris detection system with a deep learning model and fuzzy quadratic theory. The collected data is stored to AL422B by quadratic fuzzy set timing conversion, the cached image data is read by the microcontroller, the image pixel points are output, and the external controller and internal registers are set to read the tobacco image. The integrated Thumb extended instruction set to obtain the CPU clock frequency makes the controller interrupt and ensures PWM output. Integrate the internal fixed oscillator and external integrated control circuit to debug the program interface circuit to prevent power on and off misoperation. The negative log-likelihood function is obtained by following the activation rules given by the visible layer and hidden layer activation functions. The RBM is trained by quadratic fuzzy set estimation to optimize the parameters; test sample sets appear overfitting, combined with DBN pre-training and fine-tuning, iterative output, and labeling target data to meet the preset requirements to achieve intelligent detection of tobacco debris. The result analysis shows that the deep learning model and the quadratic fuzzy set generalization ability and accuracy are high, the highest F-value in tobacco clutter detection reaches 100%, and the system is designed to detect tobacco clutter automatically with high accuracy and good detection of clutter.

Keywords

• fuzzy sets and deep learning models
• tobacco residuals
• cpu clock frequency
• negative log-likelihood function
• 68t05