ABSTRACT
With the worldwide spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, the demand for medical syringes has increased dramatically. Scale defect, one of the most common defects on syringes, has become a major barrier to boosting syringe production. Existing methods for scale defect detection suffer from large volumes of data requirements and the inability to handle diverse and uncertain defects. In this paper, we propose a robust scale defects detection method with only negative samples and favorable detection performance to solve this problem. Different from conventional methods that work in a batch-mode defects detection manner, we propose to locate the defects on syringes with a two-stage framework, which consists of two components, that is, the scale extraction network and the scale defect discriminator. Concretely, the SeNet is first built to utilize the convolutional neural network to extract the main structure of the scale. After that, the scale defect discriminator is designed to detect and label the scale defects. To evaluate the performance of our method, we conduct experiments on one real-world syringe dataset. The competitive results, that is, 99.7% on F1, prove the effectiveness of our method.