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Measurement Method of Plant Phenotypic Parameters Based on Image Deep Learning
Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing · 1 Jan 2022 · 10.1155/2022/7664045
Abstract
This article applies deep learning and electromechanical technology to plant phenotype measurement. First, an electromechanical device is designed to collect plant phenotype images, which solves the difficulty of collecting deep learning training data. The data set required for deep learning model training for plant phenotype detection is made by an automated method. This paper takes the Lactuca sativa plant image as an example and uses the ASM‐based data enhancement method to solve the problem of insufficient image data of Lactuca sativa leaf pests and effectively avoid the phenomenon of overfitting. The plant image recognition method based on deep learning proposed breaks through the limitations of plant local feature recognition, gets rid of the limitation of highly specialized data collection, lowers the threshold of plant image recognition, and has advantages in recognition speed and accuracy. This method requires a large amount of training data. In the future, we can explore the collection of massive plant pictures from the Internet as a training set to achieve rapid iteration and optimization of the model.
Plant phenotyping relevance
植物画像の自動収集・データセット作成・深層学習による表現型検出を中心に開発した研究であり、植物フェノタイピング手法が中核です。
abstractThis article applies deep learning and electromechanical technology to plant phenotype measurement.
abstractFirst, an electromechanical device is designed to collect plant phenotype images
abstractThe data set required for deep learning model training for plant phenotype detection is made by an automated method.
Code and data availability
The paper's phenotyping analysis uses the public CVPPP leaf image dataset (A1–A4) as input, but the authors state their own data are available only upon request, and no authors' public repository URL for code, models, or data is provided in the supplied blocks. The only allowed URL is the article DOI, so no directly de
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