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    Crop conditional Convolutional Neural Networks for massive multi-crop plant disease classification over cell phone acquired images taken on real field conditions

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    URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11556/904
    ISSN: 0168-1699
    DOI: 10.1016/j.compag.2019.105093
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    Picon, Artzai; Seitz, Maximiliam; Alvarez-Gila, Aitor; Mohnke, Patrick; Ortiz-Barredo, Amaia; [et al.]
    Date
    2019-12
    Keywords
    Convolutional neural network
    Deep learning
    Contextual meta-data
    Contextual meta-data conditional neural network
    Crop protection
    Multi-label classification
    Multi-crop classification
    Image processing
    Plant disease
    Early pest
    Disease identification
    Precision agriculture
    Phyto-pathology
    Abstract
    Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) have demonstrated their capabilities on the agronomical field, especially for plant visual symptoms assessment. As these models grow both in the number of training images and in the number of supported crops and diseases, there exist the dichotomy of (1) generating smaller models for specific crop or, (2) to generate a unique multi-crop model in a much more complex task (especially at early disease stages) but with the benefit of the entire multiple crop image dataset variability to enrich image feature description learning. In this work we first introduce a challenging dataset of more than one hundred-thousand images taken by cell phone in real field wild conditions. This dataset contains almost equally distributed disease stages of seventeen diseases and five crops (wheat, barley, corn, rice and rape-seed) where several diseases can be present on the same picture. When applying existing state of the art deep neural network methods to validate the ...
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