Research on Segmentation Method of Maize Seedling Plant Instances Based on UAV Multispectral Remote Sensing Images
Tingting Geng,
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Haiyang Yu,
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Xinru Yuan
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et al.
Plants,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(13), P. 1842 - 1842
Published: July 4, 2024
The
accurate
instance
segmentation
of
individual
crop
plants
is
crucial
for
achieving
a
high-throughput
phenotypic
analysis
seedlings
and
smart
field
management
in
agriculture.
Current
monitoring
techniques
employing
remote
sensing
predominantly
focus
on
population
analysis,
thereby
lacking
precise
estimations
plants.
This
study
concentrates
maize,
critical
staple
crop,
leverages
multispectral
data
sourced
from
unmanned
aerial
vehicles
(UAVs).
A
large-scale
SAM
image
model
employed
to
efficiently
annotate
maize
plant
instances,
constructing
dataset
seedling
segmentation.
evaluates
the
experimental
accuracy
six
algorithms:
Mask
R-CNN,
Cascade
PointRend,
YOLOv5,
Scoring
YOLOv8,
various
combinations
bands
comparative
analysis.
findings
indicate
that
YOLOv8
exhibits
exceptional
accuracy,
notably
NRG
band,
with
bbox_mAP50
segm_mAP50
accuracies
reaching
95.2%
94%,
respectively,
surpassing
other
models.
Furthermore,
demonstrates
robust
performance
generalization
experiments,
indicating
its
adaptability
across
diverse
environments
conditions.
Additionally,
this
simulates
analyzes
impact
different
resolutions
model’s
accuracy.
reveal
sustains
high
even
at
reduced
(1.333
cm/px),
meeting
criteria.
Language: Английский
A Method for Quantifying Mung Bean Field Planting Layouts Using UAV Images and an Improved YOLOv8-obb Model
Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1), P. 151 - 151
Published: Jan. 9, 2025
Quantifying
planting
layouts
during
the
seedling
stage
of
mung
beans
(Vigna
radiata
L.)
is
crucial
for
assessing
cultivation
conditions
and
providing
support
precise
management.
Traditional
information
extraction
methods
are
often
hindered
by
engineering
workloads,
time
consumption,
labor
costs.
Applying
deep-learning
technologies
reduces
these
burdens
yields
reliable
results,
enabling
a
visual
analysis
distribution.
In
this
work,
an
unmanned
aerial
vehicle
(UAV)
was
employed
to
capture
visible
light
images
bean
seedlings
in
field
across
three
height
gradients
2
m,
5
7
m
following
series
approach.
To
improve
detection
accuracy,
small
target
layer
(p2)
integrated
into
YOLOv8-obb
model,
facilitating
identification
seedlings.
Image
performance
were
analyzed
considering
various
dates,
heights,
resolutions,
K-means
algorithm
utilized
cluster
feature
points
extract
row
information.
Linear
fitting
performed
via
least
squares
method
calculate
layout
parameters.
The
results
indicated
that
on
13th
day
post
seeding,
2640
×
1978
image
captured
at
above
ground
level
exhibited
optimal
performance.
Compared
with
YOLOv8,
YOLOv8-obb,
YOLOv9,
YOLOv10,
YOLOv8-obb-p2
model
improved
precision
1.6%,
0.1%,
0.3%,
2%,
respectively,
F1
scores
2.8%,
0.5%,
3%,
respectively.
This
extracts
information,
data
quantifying
These
findings
can
be
rapid
large-scale
assessments
growth
development,
theoretical
technical
counting
hole-seeded
crops.
Language: Английский
A statistical method for high-throughput emergence rate calculation for soybean breeding plots based on field phenotypic characteristics
Yan Sun,
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Mengqi Li,
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Meiling Liu
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et al.
Plant Methods,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
21(1)
Published: March 24, 2025
In
the
process
of
smart
breeding,
rapid
statistics
soybean
emergence
rate,
as
an
important
part
breeding
screening,
face
challenges
under
environmental
constraints,
especially
selection
and
varieties
in
dense
environments.
Due
to
influence
factors,
existing
methods
have
shortcomings,
such
low
throughput,
efficiency,
insufficient
precision.
Therefore,
effective
precise
statistical
method
is
required.
this
study,
UAV
(Unmanned
Aerial
Vehicle)-scale
data
combined
with
ground
measurement
were
used
research
object
explore
feasibility
improving
accuracy
screening
intensive
planting.
To
end,
a
set
technical
solutions,
including
background
removal,
detection,
accurate
counting,
designed.
Firstly,
segmentation
based
on
contrast
enhancement
filtering
ultra-green
eigenvalues
Otsu
algorithm
was
proposed
remove
complex
remote
sensing
images
retain
morphological
information
seedlings.
Secondly,
deep
learning
detection
model
infer
predict
processed
label
Then,
seedling
counting
constructed:
by
establishing
growth
model,
idea
"growth
normalization"
proposed,
expansion-compression
factor
defined
eliminate
inconsistency
counting.
After
in-depth
analysis
planting
characteristics
seedlings
overlapping
conditions,
"inter-seedling
occlusion
algorithm"
solve
problem
between
order
bounding
box,
soft
strategy
specially
designed
avoid
redundant
values
brought
it.
Finally,
according
calculation
results,
thematic
map
rate
plot
plots
displayed.
experiments,
can
effectively
count
number
image,
overall
99.18%
error
0.82%.
addition,
Yolov8n
had
best
recognition
effect
task,
mAP
(0.5–0.95)
85.15%.
The
increased
results
4.06%.
It
has
been
demonstrated
through
experimental
tests
verifications
that
solid
support
for
work
concerning
condition
provided
method.
This
innovative
played
facilitating
role
accelerating
also
some
new
ideas
reference
directions
further
exploration
efficient
screening.
Language: Английский
A pumpkin seed vitality detection model based on deep spectral features
Weiming Shi,
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Hongfei Zhu,
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Miaomiao Lu
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et al.
Computers and Electronics in Agriculture,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
236, P. 110457 - 110457
Published: April 28, 2025
Language: Английский
3D terrestrial LiDAR for obtaining phenotypic information of cigar tobacco plants
Qingsong Zhang,
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Zhiling Chen,
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Zhaoke Zhou
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et al.
Computers and Electronics in Agriculture,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
226, P. 109424 - 109424
Published: Sept. 7, 2024
Language: Английский
Image Analysis Artificial Intelligence Technologies for Plant Phenotyping: Current State of the Art
AgriEngineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(3), P. 3375 - 3407
Published: Sept. 17, 2024
Modern
agriculture
is
characterized
by
the
use
of
smart
technology
and
precision
to
monitor
crops
in
real
time.
The
technologies
enhance
total
yields
identifying
requirements
based
on
environmental
conditions.
Plant
phenotyping
used
solving
problems
basic
science
allows
scientists
characterize
select
best
genotypes
for
breeding,
hence
eliminating
manual
laborious
methods.
Additionally,
plant
useful
such
as
subtle
differences
or
complex
quantitative
trait
locus
(QTL)
mapping
which
are
impossible
solve
using
conventional
This
review
article
examines
latest
developments
image
analysis
AI,
2D,
3D
reconstruction
techniques
limiting
literature
from
2020.
collects
data
84
current
studies
showcases
novel
applications
various
technologies.
AI
algorithms
showcased
predicting
issues
expected
during
growth
cycles
lettuce
plants,
soybeans
different
climates
conditions,
high-yielding
improve
yields.
high
throughput
also
facilitates
monitoring
crop
canopies
genotypes,
root
phenotyping,
late-time
harvesting
weeds.
methods
combined
with
guide
applications,
leading
higher
accuracy
than
cases
that
consider
either
method.
Finally,
a
combination
undertake
operations
involving
automated
robotic
harvesting.
Future
research
directions
where
uptake
smartphone-based
time
series
ML
recommended.
Language: Английский