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Publication Metadata only A novel thermal-based fabric defect detection technique(TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD, 2015) BULDU, ALİ; Yildiz, Kazim; Buldu, Ali; Demetgul, Mustafa; Yildiz, ZehraDuring the fabric production process, many defects can be occurred stemming from the unevenness in spinning, weaving, finishing processes, or from the raw materials. The fabric quality control process for the detection of these defects is carried out by specialist operators. In this paper, a new method based on the use of thermal camera for detecting these defects from the textile fabric images is presented. For identification process of defective area, fabric images were obtained by a thermal camera during the fabric flow in quality control machine that was specially designed for this experiment. Defective and defect-free regions on fabric surface were determined by thermal camera due to the thermal differences. The mentioned thermal defect detection system will eliminate the worker usage for fabric quality control process, thus it will provide a cost-effective and competitive manufacturing.Publication Metadata only A thermal-based defect classification method in textile fabrics with K-nearest neighbor algorithm(SAGE PUBLICATIONS INC, 2016) BULDU, ALİ; Yildiz, Kazim; Buldu, Ali; Demetgul, MustafaIn this study, fabric defects have been detected and classified from a video recording captured during the quality control process. Fabric quality control system prototype has been manufactured and a thermal camera was located on the quality control machine. The defective areas on the fabric surface were detected using the heat difference occurring between the defective and defect-free zones. Gray level co-occurrence matrix is used for feature extraction for defective images. The defective images are classified by k-nearest neighbor algorithm. The image processing stage consists of wavelet, threshold, and morphological operations. The defects have been classified with an average accuracy rate of 96%. In addition, the location of the defect has been identified and the defect type and location are recorded during the process via specially designed image processing interface. According to the experimental results, the proposed method works effectively.Publication Metadata only Detection of DDoS attacks with feed forward based deep neural network model(PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD, 2021) BULDU, ALİ; Cil, Abdullah Emir; Yildiz, Kazim; Buldu, AliAs a result of the increase in the services provided over the internet, it is seen that the network infrastructure is more exposed to cyber attacks. The most widely used of these attacks are Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks that easily disrupt services. The most important factor in the fight against DDoS attacks is the early detection and separation of network traffic. In this study, it is suggested to use the deep neural network (DNN) as a deep learning model that detects DDoS attacks on the sample of packets captured from network traffic. DNN model can work quickly and with high accuracy even in small samples because it contains feature extraction and classification processes in its structure and has layers that update itself as it is trained. As a result of the experiments carried out on the CICDDoS2019 dataset containing the current DDoS attack types created in 2019, it was observed that the attacks on network traffic were detected with 99.99% success and the attack types were classified with an accuracy rate of 94.57%. The high accuracy values obtained show that the deep learning model can be used effectively in combating DDoS attacks.