Plant leaf detection and disease recognition using deep learning
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The latest improvements in computer vision formulated through deep learning have paved the method for how to detect and diagnose diseases in plants by using a camera to capture images as basis for recognizing several types of plant diseases. This study provides an efficient solution for detecting multiple diseases in several plant varieties. The system was designed to detect and recognize several plant varieties specifically apple, corn, grapes, potato, sugarcane, and tomato. The system can also detect several diseases of plants. Comprised of 35,000 images of healthy plant leaves and infected with the diseases, the researchers were able to train deep learning models to detect and recognize plant diseases and the absence these of diseases. The trained model has achieved an accuracy rate of 96.5% and the system was able to register up to 100% accuracy in detecting and recognizing the plant variety and the type of diseases the plant was infected.
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Militante, S. V., Gerardo, B. D. & Dionisio, N. V. (2019). Plant Leaf Detection and Disease Recognition using Deep Learning. In 2019 IEEE Eurasia Conference on IOT, Communication and Engineering (ECICE), Yunlin, Taiwan, 3-6, October 2019, (pp. 579-582). IEEE.
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