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Automatic Enset Plant Disease Identification Using Deep Convolutional Neural Network

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dc.contributor.author Adugnaw, Demeke
dc.contributor.author Andualem, Amogne
dc.contributor.author Gardie, Birhanu
dc.contributor.author Ashebir, Desalegn
dc.contributor.author Aytenfsu, Misganaw
dc.date.accessioned 2025-02-28T08:13:24Z
dc.date.available 2025-02-28T08:13:24Z
dc.date.issued 2023-06-15
dc.identifier.uri http://repository.mtu.edu.et/xmlui/handle/123456789/238
dc.description.abstract Most Ethiopian people use it as a main food by preparing bread from its stems and roots by using traditional fermenting techniques. Enset plant is a multi-objective traditional crop cultivated and widely used in the south and southwestern part of Ethiopia. Generally, the Enset plant has a predominant role in people living in the southern part of Ethiopia. The Enset plant is vulnerable to different diseases like Bacterial wilt, Sigatoka, and others. This leads to enforce farmers to replace Enset with other crops. These diseases have a significant impact on Enset production. Even though farmers can stop and prevent such diseases at an early stage, they are unable to determine which particular disease affects the crop. Based on our survey, not only farmers but also some pathologists cannot easily identify which disease affects the crop. Therefore, to address this issue, we created an AI model that automatically recognizes and detects the diseases that affect the plant. This model aims to support farmers and pathologists to recognize and detect these diseases in the early stage. We have collected infected and normal image datasets from Sheka, Bench-Sheko, and Keffa districts of Enset cultivation fields. Our model includes various computer vision techniques such as image preprocessing, segmentation, feature extraction, and classification. As a comparison, we have used different convolutional neural network-based models such as Alex Net, VGG Net, and Res Net. A ResNet model with SoftMax classifier achieved 76% testing accuracy. Alex Net CNN-based model achieved 90% testing accuracy. The other CNN-based pre-trained model is VGG Net which achieved 94% testing accuracy. Even though the pre-trained models have promising results, they need to maximize the prediction accuracy and minimize lose value.So, we have built a new CNN-based architecture to control overfitting and increase classification accuracy and it achieves 98.2% en_US
dc.description.sponsorship Mizan Tepi University en_US
dc.language.iso en en_US
dc.subject Convolutional Neural network en_US
dc.subject Cyan Magenta Yellow en_US
dc.subject digital image processing en_US
dc.subject false negative en_US
dc.subject false positive en_US
dc.subject Graphic Processing Unit en_US
dc.subject Herpes simplex virus en_US
dc.subject Image Large Scale Visual Recognition Challenge en_US
dc.subject rice blast en_US
dc.subject rice bacterial leaf blight en_US
dc.subject rice brown spot en_US
dc.subject rectifying linear unit en_US
dc.subject Residual Network en_US
dc.subject red green blue en_US
dc.subject region of interest en_US
dc.subject rice false smut en_US
dc.subject stochastic gradient descent en_US
dc.subject true Negative en_US
dc.subject true positive en_US
dc.subject Tensor Processing Units en_US
dc.subject Visual Geometry Group Network en_US
dc.title Automatic Enset Plant Disease Identification Using Deep Convolutional Neural Network en_US
dc.type Article en_US


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