This paper combines a holistic approach with advanced deep learning techniques and Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to recognize symptoms from images of plants, thereby achieving the prospects of embracing plant diseases. It is undeniable that plant diseases are an important threat to agricultural productivity and require early detection and proper management practice. This article uses Convolutional Neural Networks and the ResNet architecture to diagnose plant diseases. The CNN model provides a multi-layer setup that does convolution, pooling, and finally makes it fully connected to categorize the images belonging to plants under specific categories of plant diseases using a dataset of plant photographs. A lightweight version of Inception-ResNet is also a combination of the power of residual learning along with CNNs in order to achieve enhanced classification performance. Each of the images contains information regarding the type of plant and its corresponding health or disease condition. Two models were well trained and tested on a comprehensive dataset that covered various plant species.Results have been found with high accuracy in classification, thereby The performance evaluation involves predicting diseases like tomato leaf mold, potato blight, black rot, and apple scab. With advanced deep learning architectures and preprocessing techniques, the models provide significantly high accuracy for real-time disease prediction in this approach. This can lead to better crop protection and agriculturally developed quality by possibly significantly contributing to fighting crop diseases for proper productivity development with precise and timely disease identification.

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Smart Agriculture: Real-Time Plant Disease Classification with CNN and ResNet

  • Mamatha Kumari Singh,
  • A. R. Varun,
  • Sunil,
  • Srinivas,
  • Tina Babu

摘要

This paper combines a holistic approach with advanced deep learning techniques and Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to recognize symptoms from images of plants, thereby achieving the prospects of embracing plant diseases. It is undeniable that plant diseases are an important threat to agricultural productivity and require early detection and proper management practice. This article uses Convolutional Neural Networks and the ResNet architecture to diagnose plant diseases. The CNN model provides a multi-layer setup that does convolution, pooling, and finally makes it fully connected to categorize the images belonging to plants under specific categories of plant diseases using a dataset of plant photographs. A lightweight version of Inception-ResNet is also a combination of the power of residual learning along with CNNs in order to achieve enhanced classification performance. Each of the images contains information regarding the type of plant and its corresponding health or disease condition. Two models were well trained and tested on a comprehensive dataset that covered various plant species.Results have been found with high accuracy in classification, thereby The performance evaluation involves predicting diseases like tomato leaf mold, potato blight, black rot, and apple scab. With advanced deep learning architectures and preprocessing techniques, the models provide significantly high accuracy for real-time disease prediction in this approach. This can lead to better crop protection and agriculturally developed quality by possibly significantly contributing to fighting crop diseases for proper productivity development with precise and timely disease identification.