Citrus Diseases Recognition by Using CNN

Wala'a Nsaif Jasim, Sahera Abued Sead Almola, Mohammed H. Haloob Alabiech, Esraa Jasem Harfash

Abstract


Pattern recognition is attracting the interest of researchers in the recently few years as a machine learning approaches due to its vast extending application areas. he application area includes communications, medicine, automations, data mining, military intelligence, document classification, bioinformatics, speech recognition and business.

 In this research convolutional neural networks (CNN) using for building system to recognize diseases that are happened in citrus. In this study presented dataset for seven classes of citrus diseases which contains 2450 images such as anthracnose, brown rot, citrus black spot, citrus canker, citrus scob, melanose and sooty mold citrus. The proposed system recognizes learned via CNN. The experimental result shows our model has ability to recognize citrus diseases with high and robustness accuracy. The study presented here gives 88% recognition of citrus diseases for the entire database.


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DOI: https://doi.org/10.31449/inf.v46i7.4284

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