International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET)
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Volume: 09 Issue: 10 | Oct 2022
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Metaphorical Analysis of diseases in Tomato leaves using Deep Learning Algorithms Daneshwari N. Kori, Pushpalatha S. Nikkam, Jagadeesh D. Pujari Department of Information Science and Engineering SDM College of Engineering and Technology, Dharwad.
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It is used to make neural network implementation simple and is built in Python. In order to accelerate computational tasks, you can employ graphics processing units (GPUs), which are specialized processing cores. Originally intended for the processing of visual data like images, these cores. The testing data set is subsequently processed for validation using the learned parameters from the ResNet-50 model.
The objective is to use Deep Learning methods to identify and detect the tomato leaf disease. A pretrained deep learning Convolutional Neural Network (Deep-CNN) model called ResNet-50 is part of the methods used in this study to identify tomato leaf disease. Images are classified using the Tensorflow image classification model. A deep-CNN based disease detection model for tomato leaves has been created using Keras taking all of these factors into account. The validation parameters learned by the ResNet-50 model are then used to process the testing data set.
2. METHODOLOGY Methods and Algorithms Employed i. Deep Learning - Convolutional Neural Network (Deep -CNN)
Keywords: Leaf Disease Detection, Deep-CNN, ResNet50, Tensorflow, Keras.
Artificial neural networks like the Deep-CNN are frequently used for image/object recognition and classification. Thus, by utilizing a CNN, Deep Learning (DL) recognizes objects in an image. The principal applications of CNN, a neural network with one or more convolutional layers, include image processing, classification, segmentation, and other auto correlated data. In essence, a convolution involves swiping a filter over the input. In order for CNN to function, it must first obtain an image, weight it according to the various things in the image, and then separate one object from the others. Convolutional, pooling, and a fully connected layer are the three layers that make up this system. It is a subcategory of neural networks that handles data with a grid-like architecture. The foundational component of CNN that handles the majority of computation is the convolution layer. For working with images and videos, CNN is specifically created. It receives photos as inputs, extracts and learns the features of the images, and then categorizes the inputs using the learned features.
1. INTRODUCTION Early detection of plant leaves is critical in a developing agricultural economy like India. Plant leaf diseases must be identified early on and preventative measures must be taken in order to make plants safe and stop losses to the agri-based economy. This is valid not only given that our economy is based on agriculture but also given the size of our population. employing deep learning techniques to find tomato plant leaf disease. In order to detect diseases in tomato leaves, the CNN, a type of deep neural network, is being deployed. The data set is first divided into three categories, including Early diseased, very Early diseased, and Healthy leaves, prior to the detection of tomato leaves. The transfer learning method is used to import a pre-trained model (ResNet50) and modify it to match our categorization issue. The CNN pre-trained deep learning model for image categorization is called ResNet-50. Tensorflow image classification model is used to categorize images. Modelinception.h5 is used to perform the image recognition. In order to enhance the ResNet model performance and ensure the findings are as precise as possible, data augmentation has been used. All of these parameters have been taken into consideration when developing a deep-CNN based disease detection model for tomato leaves using Keras. For the implementation of neural networks, a high-level, deep learning Application Programming Interface (API) called Keras was created.
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Procedures used to use CNN to find Tomato leaf disease Step 1: Select a Dataset. Step 2: Prepare the Dataset for Training. Step 3: Produce Training Data. Step 4: Rearrange the dataset.
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