Hybrid Convolutional Neural Network with Whale Optimization Algorithm (HCNNWO) Based Plant Leaf Diseases Detection
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https://doi.org/10.56294/dm2023196Keywords:
Plant Leaf iseases, Convolutional Neural Network, Image Segmentation, Whale Optimization Algorithm, Classification, Big DataAbstract
Plant diseases appear to be posing a serious danger to the production and availability of food globally. The main factor affecting the quality and productivity of agricultural products is the health of the plants. In this paper, we describe a modified plant disease detection using deep convolutional neural networks in real time. By employing image processing techniques to enlarge the plant illness photos, the plant disease sets of data were initially produced. To recognise plant illnesses, a system called Convolutional Neural Network combined with Wolf Optimisation algorithm (CNN-WO) was used. Finally, the Whale Optimization algorithm (WO) is used to maximise and optimizes getting input. And it is given to CNN's learning rate for classification process. This paper presents an image segmentation and classification technique to automatically identify plant leaf diseases. The suggested strategy increased accuracy, sensitivity, precision, F1 measure, and specificity of plant disease detection. According to this study, HCNNWO real detectors have improved, which would require deep learning. It would be an effective method for determining plant illnesses and other diseases within plants. According to the evaluation report, the suggested method offers good reliability. To evaluate how well the suggested algorithm performs in comparison to cutting-edge techniques such as SVM, BPNN and CNN, experiments are conducted on datasets that are openly accessible
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