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SLPA-Net: A Real-Time Recognition Network for Intelligent Stomata Localization and Phenotypic Analysis.
IEEE/ACM transactions on computational biology and bioinformatics · 1 May 2024 · 10.1109/tcbb.2024.3364208
Abstract
Plant stomatal phenotype traits play an important role in improving crop water use efficiency, stress resistance and yield. However, at present, the acquisition of phenotype traits mainly relies on manual measurement, which is time-consuming and laborious. In order to obtain high-throughput stomatal phenotype traits, we proposed a real-time recognition network SLPA-Net for stomata localization and phenotypic analysis. After locating and identifying stomatal density data, ellipse fitting is used to automatically obtain phenotype data such as apertures. Aiming at the problems of small stomata and high similarity to background, we introduced ECANet to improve the accuracy of stoma and aperture location. In order to effectively alleviate the unbalance problem in bounding box regression, we replaced the Loss function with a more effective Focal EIoU Loss. The experimental results show that SLPA-Net has excellent performance in the migration generalization and robustness of stomata and apertures detection and identification, as well as the correlation between stomata phenotype data obtained and artificial data.
Plant phenotyping relevance
気孔の位置・識別から密度や開度などの表現型を自動抽出するリアルタイム画像解析ネットワークを開発し、精度・頑健性・手動測定との相関を評価しており、表現型取得手法が中心である。
abstractwe proposed a real-time recognition network SLPA-Net for stomata localization and phenotypic analysis.
abstractellipse fitting is used to automatically obtain phenotype data such as apertures.
abstractThe experimental results show that SLPA-Net has excellent performance in the migration generalization and robustness of stomata and apertures detection and identification, as well as the correlation between stomata phenotype data obtained and artificial data.
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