Journal of Computing and Natural Science


Analysis on Digital Image Processing for Plant Health Monitoring



Journal of Computing and Natural Science

Received On : 16 October 2020

Revised On : 26 November 2020

Accepted On : 25 December 2020

Published On : 05 January 2021

Volume 01, Issue 01

Pages : 005-008


Abstract


The country's ability to become self-sufficient in food production is becoming increasingly important. Agriculture is the primary occupation of a large portion of the population in equatorial countries like India, where the climate is ideal for the spread of plants. Pests and diseases are in control of about 25% of crop loss, according to a recent study released by the Food and Agriculture Organization. Black spot, leaf spot, rust, mildew, and botrytis blight are the most common plant diseases. Deep learning is a relatively new research technique for image processing and pattern recognition that has been proven to be highly productive in detection of plant leaf diseases.


Keywords


Digital Image Processing, Convolutional Neural Network, Segmentation, Pathology


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Alina Granwehr and Verena Hofer, “Analysis on Digital Image Processing for Plant Health Monitoring”, Journal of Computing and Natural Science, vol.1, no.1, pp. 005-008, January 2021. doi: 10.53759/181X/JCNS202101002.


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