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An Intelligent Framework for Grassy Shoot Disease Severity Detection and Classification in Sugarcane Crop

2023 2nd International Conference on Applied Artificial Intelligence and Computing (ICAAIC) · 4 May 2023 · 10.1109/icaaic56838.2023.10141146

Abstract

The Grassy Shoot Disease is a severe problem in sugarcane crops, affecting their productivity and causing significant economic losses. The research aims to introduce a model that utilizes both CNN and SVM techniques to make precise predictions about the severity levels of Grassy Shoot Disease in sugarcane cultivation. The methodology involves data preprocessing, CNN-based feature extraction, SVM-based classification, and model evaluation. The data preprocessing phase involved data cleaning, normalization, and augmentation, followed by the extraction of features using a three-layer CNN model. Following feature extraction, the extracted features were fed into an SVM-based classifier with regularisation to avoid overfitting. The classifier's overall accuracy was 81.53%, and its precision, recall, F1-score, and support values ranged from 65.71% to 85.37% depending on the severity level. These results show that the suggested method is a solid method for accurately estimating the degrees of Grassy Shoot Disease severity in sugarcane crops.

Plant phenotyping relevance

サトウキビ個体の病害重症度を画像由来のCNN特徴抽出とSVM分類で推定する手法を開発・評価しており、植物の状態(病害重症度)の取得・推定が中心である。

abstractThe research aims to introduce a model that utilizes both CNN and SVM techniques to make precise predictions about the severity levels of Grassy Shoot Disease in sugarcane cultivation.
abstractThe methodology involves data preprocessing, CNN-based feature extraction, SVM-based classification, and model evaluation.
abstractThese results show that the suggested method is a solid method for accurately estimating the degrees of Grassy Shoot Disease severity in sugarcane crops.

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