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    Enhanced photoacoustic signal processing using empirical mode decomposition and machine learning
    (Taylor & Francis Ltd, 2025) Balci, Zekeriya; Mert, Ahmet
    In this study, we propose a robust photoacoustic (PA) signal processing framework for a material independent defect detection using empirical mode decomposition (EMD) and machine learning algorithms. First, a database of the PA signals with 960 samples has been obtained from aluminium, iron, plastic and wood materials using a laser, microphone and data acquisition board-based PA apparatus. Second, the EMD based time and time-frequency domain techniques are proposed to extract robust cross-material feature space focusing on laser induced acoustic signal, and the decomposed intrinsic mode (IMF) with 14 extracted features are performed on totally 960 samples PA signals to evaluate k-nearest neighbour (k-NN), decision tree (DT) and support vector machine (SVM) classifiers. Inter- material and cross-material evaluations are performed, and the accuracy rates up to 100% for SVM and 97.77% for k-NN are yielded.
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    Photoacoustic signal to image based convolutional neural network for defect detection
    (Aip Publishing, 2025) Balci, Zekeriya; Mert, Ahmet
    In this paper, we propose a novel photoacoustic (PA) signal to image conversion based convolutional neural network (CNN) model for defect detection in materials. A low-cost computer aided PA triggering and acquisition device has been developed, and then, PA signals are stored for four types of defected and intact materials. Variational mode decomposition is applied to the dataset to extract intrinsic mode functions to convert PA signals to images as the first step of the feature extraction, and then, a lightweight CNN architecture is trained and tested using converted grayscale PA images to detect as defected or intact material. The proposed model is performed on the PA signals of aluminum, iron, wood, and plastic depending on the within-class and all-class evaluation strategies. The mean accuracy levels of 0.977 (up to 1.0) for within-class (material dependent) and 0.942 (up to 0.955) for all-class (material independent) are yielded.