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CRASA: Chili Pepper Disease Diagnosis via Image Reconstruction Using Background Removal and Generative Adversarial Serial Autoencoder.
Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) · 27 Oct 2024 · 10.3390/s24216892
Abstract
With the recent development of smart farms, researchers are very interested in such fields. In particular, the field of disease diagnosis is the most important factor. Disease diagnosis belongs to the field of anomaly detection and aims to distinguish whether plants or fruits are normal or abnormal. The problem can be solved by binary or multi-classification based on a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), but it can also be solved by image reconstruction. However, due to the limitation of the performance of image generation, SOTA's methods propose a score calculation method using a latent vector error. In this paper, we propose a network that focuses on chili peppers and proceeds with background removal through GrabCut. It shows a high performance through an image-based score calculation method. Due to the difficulty of reconstructing the input image, the difference between the input and output images is large. However, the serial autoencoder proposed in this paper uses the difference between the two fake images, instead of the actual input, as a score. We propose a method of generating meaningful images using the GAN structure and classifying three results simultaneously by one discriminator. The proposed method showed a higher performance than previous research, and image-based scores showed the best performance.
Plant phenotyping relevance
チリ pepper の病害状態を画像から診断する手法を開発し、背景除去、画像再構成、スコア計算、分類性能を中心に評価しているため、植物表現型(病害状態)の取得・推定方法が中心である。
abstractIn this paper, we propose a network that focuses on chili peppers and proceeds with background removal through GrabCut.
abstractThe proposed method showed a higher performance than previous research, and image-based scores showed the best performance.
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