Data Availability Statement: The data are available online at https://drive.google.com/drive/ folders/1ko6rlE1LThkNG_fcm5C12LcBaUWwdsPc?usp=sharing.
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3D Point Cloud on Semantic Information for Wheat Reconstruction
Agriculture · 16 May 2021 · 10.3390/agriculture11050450
Abstract
Phenotypic analysis has always played an important role in breeding research. At present, wheat phenotypic analysis research mostly relies on high-precision instruments, which make the cost higher. Thanks to the development of 3D reconstruction technology, the reconstructed wheat 3D model can also be used for phenotypic analysis. In this paper, a method is proposed to reconstruct wheat 3D model based on semantic information. The method can generate the corresponding 3D point cloud model of wheat according to the semantic description. First, an object detection algorithm is used to detect the characteristics of some wheat phenotypes during the growth process. Second, the growth environment information and some phenotypic features of wheat are combined into semantic information. Third, text-to-image algorithm is used to generate the 2D image of wheat. Finally, the wheat in the 2D image is transformed into an abstract 3D point cloud and obtained a higher precision point cloud model using a deep learning algorithm. Extensive experiments indicate that the method reconstructs 3D models and has a heuristic effect on phenotypic analysis and breeding research by deep learning.
Plant phenotyping relevance
小麦の表現型解析を目的とした3D点群再構成手法の開発であり、表現型情報を用いた画像・深層学習ベースの形状復元が中心的な技術貢献である。
abstracta method is proposed to reconstruct wheat 3D model based on semantic information
abstractthe reconstructed wheat 3D model can also be used for phenotypic analysis
abstractobtained a higher precision point cloud model using a deep learning algorithm
Code and data availability
The paper's Data Availability Statement links a public Google Drive folder containing the authors' wheat dataset (RGB images, object-detection labels, textual annotations, and point cloud markers) used for the phenotyping pipeline. No code or trained model deposit is stated.
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