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Multi-feature decision fusion algorithm for disease detection on crop surface based on machine vision

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In order to solve the problem of crop disease detection in large-scale planting, a new crop disease detection algorithm based on multi-feature decision fusion is proposed. This paper proposes a multi-feature decision fusion disease discrimination algorithm (PD R-CNN) based on machine vision on crop surfaces. The algorithm is based on the machine vision processing model of R-CNN and integrates a disease discrimination algorithm on the basis of R-CNN. After training on crop image data sets, PD R-CNN can reach the goal of identifying crop surface lesions. This paper uses machine vision image acquisition, image processing and analysis technology to collect and analyze the growth of cucumber seedlings. The research results show that compared with manual judgment, PD R-CNN reduces the workload and can effectively distinguish crop diseases. Through experiments, during the occurrence of pests and diseases, PD R-CNN has a monitoring accuracy of 88.0% for mosaic disease, 92.0% for root rot, 88.0% for powdery mildew, and 86.0% for aphids, indicating that there are errors in actual monitoring, but the accuracy exceeds 85.0% can be put into use.

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    Shan Hua, Minjie Xu, Zhifu Xu, Hongbao Ye & Chengquan Zhou

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Hua, S., Xu, M., Xu, Z. et al. Multi-feature decision fusion algorithm for disease detection on crop surface based on machine vision. Neural Comput & Applic 34, 9471–9484 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00521-021-06388-7

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