Classification of diseases in tomato leaves with Deep Transfer Learning
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https://doi.org/10.56294/dm2023181Keywords:
Tomato Diseases, Deep Learning, Transfer LearningAbstract
Plant diseases are important factors because they significantly affect the quality, quantity, and yield of agricultural products. Therefore, it is important to detect and diagnose these diseases at an early stage. The overall objective of this study is to develop an acceptable deep learning model to correctly classify diseases on tomato leaves in RGB color images. To address this challenge, we use a new approach based on combining two deep learning models VGG16 and ResNet152v2 with transfer learning. The image dataset contains 55 000 images of tomato leaves in 5 different classes, 4 diseases and one healthy class. The results of our experiment are promising and encouraging, showing that the proposed model achieves 99,08 % accuracy in training, 97,66 % in validation, and 99,0234 % in testing
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