Detection of Spider Mites on Labrador Beans through Machine Learning Approaches Using Custom Datasets
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| author | Liu, Violet Chen, Jason Qureshi, Ans Nejati, Mahla |
| author_facet | Liu, Violet Chen, Jason Qureshi, Ans Nejati, Mahla |
| contents | Amidst growing food production demands, early plant disease detection is essential to safeguard crops; this study proposes a visual machine learning approach for plant disease detection, harnessing RGB and NIR data collected in real-world conditions through a JAI FS-1600D-10GE camera to build an RGBN dataset. A two-stage early plant disease detection model with YOLOv8 and a sequential CNN was used to train on a dataset with partial labels, which showed a 3.6% increase in mAP compared to a single-stage end-to-end segmentation model. The sequential CNN model achieved 90.62% validation accuracy utilising RGBN data. An average of 6.25% validation accuracy increase is found using RGBN in classification compared to RGB using ResNet15 and the sequential CNN models. Further research and dataset improvements are needed to meet food production demands. |
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| spellingShingle | Detection of Spider Mites on Labrador Beans through Machine Learning Approaches Using Custom Datasets Liu, Violet Chen, Jason Qureshi, Ans Nejati, Mahla Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Artificial Intelligence Robotics Amidst growing food production demands, early plant disease detection is essential to safeguard crops; this study proposes a visual machine learning approach for plant disease detection, harnessing RGB and NIR data collected in real-world conditions through a JAI FS-1600D-10GE camera to build an RGBN dataset. A two-stage early plant disease detection model with YOLOv8 and a sequential CNN was used to train on a dataset with partial labels, which showed a 3.6% increase in mAP compared to a single-stage end-to-end segmentation model. The sequential CNN model achieved 90.62% validation accuracy utilising RGBN data. An average of 6.25% validation accuracy increase is found using RGBN in classification compared to RGB using ResNet15 and the sequential CNN models. Further research and dataset improvements are needed to meet food production demands. |
| title | Detection of Spider Mites on Labrador Beans through Machine Learning Approaches Using Custom Datasets |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Artificial Intelligence Robotics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.07895 |