Mr. M. Udaya KiranB. S. V. Vijay,M. Habeeb Ali,M. Anas Ammar,P. Tanmay Manideep
The textile industry encompasses a range of processes, including upstream, midstream, and downstream operations,all aimed at converting raw materials into final fabric products. Traditional manufacturing approaches often dependon trial-and-error methods, which can result in inefficiencies and excessive resource consumption. This researchpresents a machine learning-based methodology that utilizes Gradient Boosting Machines (GBM), Random Forest,and XGBoost to enhance textile production efficiency. These models, trained on historical production data, helpoptimize decision-making by uncovering patterns that impact fabric quality. Among these, XGBoost achieved anoutstanding 99.88% precision rate. By deploying these models as APIs, real-time analytics and automated notificationswere integrated, leading to significant improvements in defect detection and production efficiency, fostering thedevelopment of more intelligent manufacturing systems.
Mr. M. Udaya KiranB. S. V. Vijay,M. Habeeb Ali,M. Anas Ammar,P. Tanmay Manideep
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