Synthetic Data Generation for Anomaly Detection on Table Grapes
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| author | Motoi, Ionut Marian Belli, Valerio Carpineto, Alberto Nardi, Daniele Ciarfuglia, Thomas Alessandro |
| author_facet | Motoi, Ionut Marian Belli, Valerio Carpineto, Alberto Nardi, Daniele Ciarfuglia, Thomas Alessandro |
| contents | Early detection of illnesses and pest infestations in fruit cultivation is critical for maintaining yield quality and plant health. Computer vision and robotics are increasingly employed for the automatic detection of such issues, particularly using data-driven solutions. However, the rarity of these problems makes acquiring and processing the necessary data to train such algorithms a significant obstacle. One solution to this scarcity is the generation of synthetic high-quality anomalous samples. While numerous methods exist for this task, most require highly trained individuals for setup.
This work addresses the challenge of generating synthetic anomalies in an automatic fashion that requires only an initial collection of normal and anomalous samples from the user - a task that is straightforward for farmers. We demonstrate the approach in the context of table grape cultivation. Specifically, based on the observation that normal berries present relatively smooth surfaces, while defects result in more complex textures, we introduce a Dual-Canny Edge Detection (DCED) filter. This filter emphasizes the additional texture indicative of diseases, pest infestations, or other defects. Using segmentation masks provided by the Segment Anything Model, we then select and seamlessly blend anomalous berries onto normal ones. We show that the proposed dataset augmentation technique improves the accuracy of an anomaly classifier for table grapes and that the approach can be generalized to other fruit types. |
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| spellingShingle | Synthetic Data Generation for Anomaly Detection on Table Grapes Motoi, Ionut Marian Belli, Valerio Carpineto, Alberto Nardi, Daniele Ciarfuglia, Thomas Alessandro Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Robotics I.4.6; I.5.4; J.3 Early detection of illnesses and pest infestations in fruit cultivation is critical for maintaining yield quality and plant health. Computer vision and robotics are increasingly employed for the automatic detection of such issues, particularly using data-driven solutions. However, the rarity of these problems makes acquiring and processing the necessary data to train such algorithms a significant obstacle. One solution to this scarcity is the generation of synthetic high-quality anomalous samples. While numerous methods exist for this task, most require highly trained individuals for setup. This work addresses the challenge of generating synthetic anomalies in an automatic fashion that requires only an initial collection of normal and anomalous samples from the user - a task that is straightforward for farmers. We demonstrate the approach in the context of table grape cultivation. Specifically, based on the observation that normal berries present relatively smooth surfaces, while defects result in more complex textures, we introduce a Dual-Canny Edge Detection (DCED) filter. This filter emphasizes the additional texture indicative of diseases, pest infestations, or other defects. Using segmentation masks provided by the Segment Anything Model, we then select and seamlessly blend anomalous berries onto normal ones. We show that the proposed dataset augmentation technique improves the accuracy of an anomaly classifier for table grapes and that the approach can be generalized to other fruit types. |
| title | Synthetic Data Generation for Anomaly Detection on Table Grapes |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Robotics I.4.6; I.5.4; J.3 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.12949 |