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Identification of Multiple Diseases in Apple Leaf Based on Optimized Lightweight Convolutional Neural Network.

Plants (Basel, Switzerland) · 1 Jun 2024 · 10.3390/plants13111535

Abstract

In this study, our aim is to find an effective method to solve the problem of disease similarity caused by multiple diseases occurring on the same leaf. This study proposes the use of an optimized RegNet model to identify seven common apple leaf diseases. We conducted comparisons and analyses on the impact of various factors, such as training methods, data expansion methods, optimizer selection, image background, and other factors, on model performance. The findings suggest that utilizing offline expansion and transfer learning to fine-tune all layer parameters can enhance the model's classification performance, while complex image backgrounds significantly influence model performance. Additionally, the optimized RegNet network model demonstrates good generalization ability for both datasets, achieving testing accuracies of 93.85% and 99.23%, respectively. These results highlight the potential of the optimized RegNet network model to achieve high-precision identification of different diseases on the same apple leaf under complex field backgrounds. This will be of great significance for intelligent disease identification in apple orchards in the future.

Plant phenotyping relevance

リンゴ葉の病害状態を画像から識別する最適化CNNを提案し、学習条件・背景・データセットで性能比較と精度評価を行っており、植物表現型取得法が中心である。

abstractThis study proposes the use of an optimized RegNet model to identify seven common apple leaf diseases.
abstractWe conducted comparisons and analyses on the impact of various factors, such as training methods, data expansion methods, optimizer selection, image background, and other factors, on model performance.

Code and data availability

The paper's apple leaf disease dataset fuses authors' field-collected images (not publicly deposited) with the public Kaggle Plant Pathology 2020 (FGVC7) dataset, which is directly used in this paper's phenotyping/classification measurements. No author analysis code, trained model checkpoints, or data deposit is stated

Datasetpublic

h period from apple tree germination to harvesting, and each disease image sample contained different stages of onset. Considering the insufficient number of collected apple leaf disease images and the fact that the background and category of the apple disease leaf images in the “Plant Pathology Challenge” for CVPR 2020-FGVC7 ( https://www.kaggle.com/c/plantpathology-2020 fgvc7, accessed on 20 December 2023) [ 17 ] are consistent with the collected image data, the two were fused to form the dataset used in this study. Additionally, we collaborated with professional scholars to screen, classify, and organize the above two image types one by one, establishing a relatively reliable dataset of a

Open resource ↗Kaggle · plantpathology-2020 · lines:34-43

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