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Real Time Leaf Disease Detection Using Deep Learning Method


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Due to regular occurrences of hot and humid climate of the country, crops are destroyed by invasion of certain diseases. As a result, entire farm gets affected and huge loss and damage happens for the farmers. This paper focuses on developing a system which detects at the onset of any disease by continuous monitoring of leaves. In addition, a moisture measuring device is also fitted which allows the microcontroller to spray water from a tank whenever there is a shortage. Secondly, leaf disease detection system achieved by deep learning, also instruct a second microcontroller to spray desired amount of pesticide as and where required. A web application made for this also instructs farmers what should be their next procedure whenever a certain disease is detected.The accuracy ofmodel is 94% when trained and tested on leaf dataset.

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CNN, Arduino IDE, Moister Sensor, OpenCV, Leaf Disease.
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Authors

Sagnik Ghosh
Kalyani Government Engineering College, Nadia, West Bengal, India
Bandana Barman
Kalyani Government Engineering College, Nadia, West Bengal, India

Abstract


Due to regular occurrences of hot and humid climate of the country, crops are destroyed by invasion of certain diseases. As a result, entire farm gets affected and huge loss and damage happens for the farmers. This paper focuses on developing a system which detects at the onset of any disease by continuous monitoring of leaves. In addition, a moisture measuring device is also fitted which allows the microcontroller to spray water from a tank whenever there is a shortage. Secondly, leaf disease detection system achieved by deep learning, also instruct a second microcontroller to spray desired amount of pesticide as and where required. A web application made for this also instructs farmers what should be their next procedure whenever a certain disease is detected.The accuracy ofmodel is 94% when trained and tested on leaf dataset.

Keywords


CNN, Arduino IDE, Moister Sensor, OpenCV, Leaf Disease.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.24906/isc%2F2021%2Fv35%2Fi4%2F210001