Integration of Deep Learning with Fox Optimization Algorithm for Early Detection and Classification of Tomato Leaf and Fruit Diseases
K. Sundaramoorthi,
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M. Kamarasan
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Engineering Technology & Applied Science Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1), P. 19343 - 19348
Published: Feb. 2, 2025
Tomato
is
a
common
vegetable
crop
extensively
cultivated
in
the
farming
lands
India.
The
hot
climate
of
India
perfect
for
its
development,
but
particular
weather
conditions
along
with
many
other
aspects
affect
growing
tomato
plants.
Apart
from
these
natural
disasters
and
conditions,
plant
diseases
consist
major
issue
production.
Precisely
classifying
leaf
fruit
plants
vital
step
toward
computerizing
processes.
Traditional
disease
detection
models
crops
often
fall
short
predictability.
To
address
this,
Machine
Learning
(ML)
Deep
(DL)
have
been
developed,
presenting
advanced
classification
capabilities
ability
to
manage
vast
variability
agricultural
data
that
conventional
computer
vision
struggle
with.
This
work
presents
an
Integration
DL
Fox
Optimization
Algorithm
(FOA)
Recognition
Classification
Leaf
Fruit
Diseases
(IDLFOA-DCTLFD).
objective
proposed
IDLFOA-DCTLFD
model
enhance
outcomes
diseases.
At
initial
stage,
Median
Filter
(MF)
used
pre-processing
Efficient
Channel
Attention-SqueezeNet
(ECA-SqueezeNet)
employed
feature
extraction.
For
hyperparameter
tuning
process,
technique
implements
FOA.
Finally,
Wasserstein
Generative
Adversarial
Network
(WGAN)
utilized
method
experimentally
examined
dataset.
experimental
validation
methodology
portrayed
superior
accuracy
value
98.02%,
surpassing
existing
techniques.
Language: Английский
Leveraging a Modified Contrastive Language-Image Pre-training Model to Align Images and Text for Generating Remedy Text for Malus Pumila Lamina Images
D. Menaga,
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M. Sudha
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Engineering Technology & Applied Science Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(2), P. 21989 - 21997
Published: April 3, 2025
The
increasing
threat
of
leaf
diseases
to
the
productivity
precision
farming
necessitates
systematic,
logical,
and
scalable
identification
methodologies.
Conventional
plant
disease
detection
approaches
are
often
slow,
inefficient,
limited
in
their
applicability,
restricting
effective
management
diseases.
This
research
work
recommends
a
hybrid
multimodal
model
that
uses
different
modes
activities
for
can
integrate
image
text
data
single
frame
improve
accuracy
proficiency
classification.
include
custom-generated
remedy
descriptors
specifically
designed
proposed
model.
latter
combines
Machine
Learning
(ML)
techniques,
such
as
OTSU
thresholding,
Gaussian
filtering,
modified
Contrastive
Language-Image
Pre-training
(mCLIP),
classify
diseased
leaves
propose
suitable
remedial
actions.
mCLIP
label
enhance
effectiveness
multi-class
classification
description
generation.
Unlike
existing
primarily
output
describing
features,
generates
specific
novel
approach
offers
comprehensive
solution
renders
optimistic
results
real-time
automated
agricultural
practices,
facilitating
early
intervention
better
crop
management.
obtained
an
98.1%.
Language: Английский