A Multi-Scale Feature Focus and Dynamic Sampling-Based Model for Hemerocallis fulva Leaf Disease Detection
Tiebiao Wang,
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H. Xia,
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Jiao Xie
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Agriculture,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(3), P. 262 - 262
Published: Jan. 25, 2025
Hemerocallis
fulva,
essential
to
urban
ecosystems
and
landscape
design,
faces
challenges
in
disease
detection
due
limited
data
reduced
accuracy
complex
backgrounds.
To
address
these
issues,
the
fulva
leaf
dataset
(HFLD-Dataset)
is
introduced,
alongside
Multi-Scale
Enhanced
Network
(HF-MSENet),
an
efficient
model
designed
improve
multi-scale
reduce
misdetections.
The
Channel–Spatial
Module
(CSMSM)
enhances
localization
capture
of
critical
features,
overcoming
limitations
feature
extraction
caused
by
inadequate
attention
characteristics.
C3_EMSCP
module
improves
fusion
combining
convolutional
kernels
group
convolution,
increasing
adaptability
interaction
across
scales.
interpolation
errors
boundary
blurring
upsampling,
DySample
adapts
sampling
positions
using
a
dynamic
offset
learning
mechanism.
This,
combined
with
pixel
reordering
grid
techniques,
reduces
preserves
edge
details.
Experimental
results
show
that
HF-MSENet
achieves
mAP@50
mAP%50–95
scores
94.9%
80.3%,
respectively,
outperforming
baseline
1.8%
6.5%.
Compared
other
models,
demonstrates
significant
advantages
efficiency
robustness,
offering
reliable
support
for
precise
fulva.
Language: Английский
A Multimodal Data Fusion and Embedding Attention Mechanism-Based Method for Eggplant Disease Detection
Plants,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(5), P. 786 - 786
Published: March 4, 2025
A
novel
eggplant
disease
detection
method
based
on
multimodal
data
fusion
and
attention
mechanisms
is
proposed
in
this
study,
aimed
at
improving
both
the
accuracy
robustness
of
detection.
The
integrates
image
sensor
data,
optimizing
features
through
an
embedded
mechanism,
which
enhances
model’s
ability
to
focus
disease-related
features.
Experimental
results
demonstrate
that
excels
across
various
evaluation
metrics,
achieving
a
precision
0.94,
recall
0.90,
0.92,
mAP@75
0.91,
indicating
excellent
classification
object
localization
capability.
Further
experiments,
ablation
studies,
evaluated
impact
different
loss
functions
model
performance,
all
showed
superior
performance
for
approach.
combined
with
mechanism
effectively
model,
making
it
highly
suitable
complex
identification
tasks
demonstrating
significant
potential
widespread
application.
Language: Английский
YOLOv8-GDCI: Research on the Phytophthora Blight Detection Method of Different Parts of Chili Based on Improved YOLOv8 Model
Yulong Duan,
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W. Han,
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Peng Guo
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et al.
Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(11), P. 2734 - 2734
Published: Nov. 20, 2024
Smart
farms
are
crucial
in
modern
agriculture,
but
current
object
detection
algorithms
cannot
detect
chili
Phytophthora
blight
accurately.
To
solve
this,
we
introduced
the
YOLOv8-GDCI
model,
which
can
disease
on
leaves,
fruits,
and
stem
bifurcations.
The
model
uses
RepGFPN
for
feature
fusion,
Dysample
upsampling
accuracy,
CA
attention
capture,
Inner-MPDIoU
loss
small
detection.
In
addition,
also
created
a
dataset
of
bifurcations,
conducted
comparative
experiments.
results
manifest
that
demonstrates
outstanding
performance
across
gamut
comprehensive
indicators.
comparison
with
YOLOv8n
an
improvement
0.9%
precision,
increase
1.8%
recall,
remarkable
enhancement
1.7%
average
precision.
Although
FPS
decreases
slightly,
it
still
exceeds
industry
standard
real-time
(FPS
>
60),
thus
meeting
requirements
Language: Английский
ECVNet: A Fusion Network of Efficient Convolutional Neural Networks and Visual Transformers for Tomato Leaf Disease Identification
Fendong Zou,
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Jing Hua,
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Yuanhao Zhu
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et al.
Agronomy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(12), P. 2985 - 2985
Published: Dec. 15, 2024
Tomato
leaf
diseases
pose
a
significant
threat
to
plant
growth
and
productivity,
necessitating
the
accurate
identification
timely
management
of
these
issues.
Existing
models
for
tomato
disease
recognition
can
primarily
be
categorized
into
Convolutional
Neural
Networks
(CNNs)
Visual
Transformers
(VTs).
While
CNNs
excel
in
local
feature
extraction,
they
struggle
with
global
recognition;
conversely,
VTs
are
advantageous
extraction
but
less
effective
at
capturing
features.
This
discrepancy
hampers
performance
improvement
both
model
types
task
identification.
Currently,
fusion
that
combine
still
relatively
scarce.
We
developed
an
efficient
network
named
ECVNet
recognition.
Specifically,
we
first
designed
Channel
Attention
Residual
module
(CAR
module)
focus
on
channel
features
enhance
model’s
sensitivity
importance
channels.
Next,
created
Fusion
(CAF
effectively
extract
integrate
features,
thereby
improving
spatial
capabilities.
conducted
extensive
experiments
using
Plant
Village
dataset
AI
Challenger
2018
dataset,
achieving
state-of-the-art
cases.
Under
condition
100
epochs,
achieved
accuracy
98.88%
86.04%
dataset.
The
introduction
provides
solution
diseases.
Language: Английский