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        <formatdesc>The folder contains three subfolders, each named after a sensor: AS72651, AS72652, and AS72653. Inside each of these subfolders, there are three additional folders corresponding to different measurement distances: 12mm, 16mm, and 20mm. The collected data for each filament is stored within these distance-specific folders.</formatdesc>
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          <given>Gorkem Anil</given>
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    <title>Dataset for &quot;Filament Type Recognition for Additive Manufacturing Using a Spectroscopy Sensor and Machine Learning&quot;</title>
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    <keywords>filament recognition, machine learning, autonomous additive manufacturing, spectroscopy sensor</keywords>
    <abstract>The file contains data collected from three sensors: AS72651, AS72652, and AS72653. Each of these sensor-specific files includes three folders representing different measurement distances: 12mm, 16mm, and 20mm. These folders contain data collected from 12 different filaments. Additionally, there is data recorded without a filament, labeled as &quot;no_object.&quot; The following example of organizational structure is consistent across all filament data.

Folder : AS72651 -&gt;12mm-&gt;first measurement: abs_carbonfiber1.csv
                                               -&gt;second measurement: abs_carbonfiber2.csv
                                               -&gt;third measurement: abs_carbonfiber3.csv
                                               -&gt;three measurements together: abs_carbonfiber.csv

Each collected dataset is stored in CSV format. The data can be utilized for filament recognition using machine learning models, enabling the identification of different filament types based on sensor measurements.</abstract>
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        <project_name>Manufacturing in Hospital: BioMed 4.0</project_name>
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